The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-27 00:00:00

DI CI DEN UR.

Reptember I& D. Stalker a of 1. D. Welch. Leadel hall-
street. stop-sellers—Septeurbcr 10, J. Marsh. Rotherham.
Yorkshire, grocer.
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CI.RTIHC.tTI S.--8 FPT 13.
M. Barren. Withefitaant-tn, rocer—J.T. Retts,
tas-siseler—T. Eveltlah. shop-
keeper—T. !Hebb. Tortilla De t onshire, merchant —J. Cas-
tle. Banwell. Suatersetahire, ualler—J. Preston. 'Tor-
quay. Devonshire. 'merchant —J. W. Sanders. Newe.tstle-
epua-Tyne, marehant— 1. G. Dasidson, Itarquet-enotrt,
Fleet-street. raereltant—W. Wooda, Crawford-street, Mars -
lebone. litten-41raper.

PAR TN ERSII4 PS DISSOLVED.

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T. Olsborne, jun.. and J. lirittlebank. Ishborne, Derby -
shire. battier—J. Baker and E. tiluith. Lime-strut, r. ine-
raerchants —B. sad J. Ca re, t %arch-street, I I sckney, printers
—E.l.swreseeasd J. Whiteside4l.iverpool.coopers—J. Ed-
wined mod (1. Birkwtyre, 612450 w, merchant►-li, and (1.
Vernll, Brishthelotstonr. cabiset-tnaLers—J. T. Taylor
sold T. Browne. Upper Thswoes-street, iron-merchants—J.
Orvealtaigb salt W, Ingham, Heywood. Lancashire, toils*.
sphiwers—J. Walker sad M. J. heap. Manchester. cotton-
stistsetweees—T. Kay and W. fitterpless, Ilsochestsr.
eottosmaaasflressrers—J. M•Ttt rk and J. Perin, N rW left.
drapers—R. Cosetess and J. Robinson, Walbrook. actor.
airs—T. Asp., X. Vertegeos.J. Price. and 11. J. Barks'',
Kiag-strut, Closspaide, Manchester wareboasente❑—T.
Irisos and J. ((coat, Wood-street, Cltesp.ide, boniva

NE moicuLou Y.

This week has been distinguished throughont by a
brilliant sky and ri temperatare congenial to the season,
anditturbed by variation. 'flie warmth of the dap has,
indeed been uniformly preceded by that sort of haze Sil
mist which frequently is broniht wilt as easterly
wind; and that has made the va..rusth to be felt more
sensibly; but the heat. though complained of all the
week, has net been every day so great as on some
other days even of Ali summer. The sun. the
latter end of this month being considerably lower,
than at atidsmanser when it arrives at the meridian, hat
still darting powerfet rays, shines more into the faces of
passengers in the streets, and prostrates more deeply
the houses, so as to render the boat 'sore ineommorlion;
than excessive. tintat days Ibis week. however, have
keen better than any other daring the year.
Weed. Atm. a

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10. * .1 113 41.311• t Parr'
30. W. • 1111 113 $1 .0 rar
v. r.,.. . • , lig POP
el. 1.4 . 116 AI I rile. •
Tts .13 I Pair
31. F..... 03. ltir 81 1 211.09 P*lr -
A M 1 ;a --.9d Fair

FUNERAL
Incases 11•11 MT IND stouts mamas.
. AIM ON Toll 14TM or AIMOST.
.eaterrlay bring the day upon which it wai ott-
mooned *at the public funeral of those two oollartio-
sate we was to take place, at the expense of Ito ame•
Aisles olftwodon, as extraordinary interest was ea-

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...itch this day roasted. We should prom's,.
..4t Mr. Sheriff Waithesaft.—epprehending the passi-
bility that the public peace might be endangered b.
the eartyiag in procession tihrotigh the principal
streets and along the road to liammersmith, the IMP
dies of these who fed/—albe aufottnnate victims of tte
needless employment at the asilitait power on the 14'!,
—on Saturday addressed the folimetog letter to us, as
well as several other newspapers, with a view to dis-
suade the Committee from the public execelitin of
their designs:—
Ste—Seeing a paragraph that has appeared hi soot"
stale papers, that a procession is intended to proceed
084BOOnstr from Smithfield, to accompany the funeral ut
the two unfortunate men who were shot on the 14th
inst.. near Cumberland-gate, as I hare assisted the relay
Lives of one of those individuals In the investigating the
circumstances which led to his death, I feel called upon
to say, through the medium of yonr p.iper, that I highly
deprecate such a proceeding, and particniarly as the
matter is now under judicial inquiry ; and earnestly
hope that the public will refrain from attending the pro-
posed meeting.
I am. Sir. your obedient servant,
Bridge-street, Ant. 25. It Oink r WAitumAN.
Finding. however, that the individuals in question
trent bent salmon effecting their original intentions, tie
Worthy Sheriff accompanied the prewession in person.
To his exertions atiJ assiduous attention is mainly t •
be attributed the general good order in which the
proceediiii.s of the niaraing were condncted. It is
very remarkable that it was nut till four o'clock in tti4 •
afternoon o; Saturday that the Lord Mayor received
the usual notification time tow Illasteureti desiring
him to take the proper niesseres for keeping the peace

county received no Inch intimation whatever; hot the
moment that the High Sheriff (Hr. Waitlowan) was
satisfied that the procession would take place, he
'adopted the most prompt and vigorous tueasores to
preserve the puhtic peace. lie wrote to %lr. Borchelt,
tl r Fader Sheriff, desiring bin] to 'order oust a stuffi-
clew posse of constables f..r the minty, and sent a si-
tnil.ur letter to the Seconthiry, with a like request for
itv empoalules. [We snhju•r a copy of the letter to,
.1011 ana,►er from, these gentlemen.]

tie' rt.totax.—.l placard having appeared. inviting
on aysemblape of the pt'up'e to-morrow in Smithfield, at
twelve o'clock, to pass tip Holborn, to Hammersmith.
wilt you to have the °three's anti ronstJbles in readiness
!o prevent any Irre.:el, of the peace. I do not wish to
have them appear attiongni the people, lint to have them
in readiness to act, in cave there shoald be a necessity for
their vo Join T.
Sta—We have, agreeably to your direction*, stint-
moite.l the A:pasta:des ami olficers to he in Charret !wove-
.4piare to-morr.ity morning, at eleven o'clock precisely,
ready to receive yquir turtti-r iostriteinits.
We are, Sir, your übellie:it Islarhle servants,
lir %1.101 ANT, Britt lIELL.
SlierifT,'-officet lied Lion-square, Aug. :15.
To Mr. Sheriff '4 aithwau. &r.

Vest. Mar ino.ning Air. Waithinan met the chief of-
ficers of the pare, and gave similar direction, for the
attendance of ionstables; and having no apprehen-
sion of any ttuntilts, save near the barracks, ported
the larger proportion of the men in that vicinity, and,
previously to the passing of the process' sn, be re-
peatedly rude in among the people, entreatiog them to
abstain from hissing or using any other expression, of
anger towards the !,oldiers. The *corral rendezvoas
was appointed for twelve o'clock. in Smithfield ; and
eleven o'clock between four and five thousand per-
uses had collected in Smithfield market. It was re-
ported that Dr. Watson was at the head of the Com-
mittee of Management, and that the whole would be
conducted tinder his auspices. At about half-past
eleven o'clock that indivi .sal, accompanied by two or
three person,, dressed in mourning habiliments, ac-
tosily made his appearance, and informed the asseis-
bled multitude, that in consequence of some feeling of
jealousy, the carpenters and bricklayers had refused
toeo-operate with the rest of their brethren, and had
taken upon themselves the exclusive direction of the
funeral ; bat that the great body of the niecha.aics of
London, consistiox of the sawyers, coopers, brasiers,
&c. woithl assemble in Smithfield, preceded by a bun-
ille of sticks elevat d upon a pole, as the emblem of
unity, Of this information part was tribe, and part
Was utterly false 1t was true that the carpenters
and bricklayers. being the members of the trade* to
which the eloceased respectively belonged, bad die-
clainmsl all counesion with Dr. Watson, and had re-
fused to cooperate, or, in his own lanruage. to Wilde -
with the faction, of which he is considered the 'rims
but it imo false that there was any ioteetien en the
part of the great body of the meehanirs to accom-
pany the procession. The following placard had been
posted in the morning about the mrsits of the metro- •
.polls. by the Committee of Carpenters mid Brick-
layers "CAUTION
TO ALL TROON WHIAtINTIND TO JOIN Tax rc:ccamL.
reocessnox.
e• on are particularly requested by the Committee of
Corpmwers noel Bricklayers, to behave yourselves in the
moat rowertfel and orderly . manner, and mt• t.) nail
with (liaorilerly or malicious persons who would wish
to hurt the feelings of any indvidual.“

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abed, MI needy arsoag the members of that soare-
mos belly, but in a very considerable proportion of
the plane at this metropolis. Upeo the iaettrolloaty
sod bleprepriety of the measure itself (which woo to
bare hp resolved upon and effected by a Ceetweittee •
oftielairrs, and carpenters and johaere—of
whi t the deceased themselves am Amy-
hers here eady expressed a deeided **Dim
To it as ante which, soder etiotiag eirems• •
a alliasalsket rather to renew that animosity
OA • *Web es a recent mekacholdi made&
in so leilifttlitkriitilletriell
li)ally to art one Food or lostiolte porpiai: We -*
bare at present simply to record some of tae priori*
amass, and to describe some of the most striking