Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-20
PALACE YARD MEETING.


LIVERPOOL, Sept. l.-On Monday a
meeting MAS i,clt bS The radical reform
ers IN the neigoDoiis, III which Mr.. Hunt
was called TO iile chair. Soon after ~
O'Clock, tai gentleman, accompanied by
DIR. Watson, and others, assembled the
temporary platform, and having consult
ed Il short i!uc wit, his friend, pYurcrd-
ed TO stat, that during the last pa,ia-
ment, more than million and bali Of
individuals had vainly p"il,ioned cor.
rupt House Of Commons for ii RESTITUTION
OF their rights, aud lie heieI ed that, from
the constitution ct the new honorable
House II would be equaliN iruitlrss 10 pc
iiiios them. II was, therefore, iciCrnin.
ed to address The Prince Regent in
firm, manly, and disnitied lone, calling
uPon him 10 protect the rights o. lie
people. DR.. Watson, after speech of
some length, proceeded tn read The de-
ciara'ipn ii was followed by string of
resolutions, 26 III number. which objected
70 TN" present constitution of the House
at Commons, insisted or the right al uni
tersa' Sdifrage, condemned the existence
OF a san ling df,ry, pointed out the pro-
Prl"iy ct substituting the ancient civil
force tor military one, and the reliance
1orour drteAcc from Invasion, rdihrrupun
& militia drawn from 'ir bndy Of i!ir peO-
pie than upon regular force These re-
solutions also cOnirmnrd the cOndmci of
MINISTER'S, III the employ meut cf spies,
aud the passing of cora bin, WHICH
was stated 10 be vile conspiracy be-
tnern the great lnndhoI.iers and the min
listers. 10 eNtOr, an immensr portion of
taxes troN The poor: the resolutions con-
GUIDED by condemming the encourage
mcnt given Ia The Bank o.! England, IN
tie unlimited issue al iAcir paper. All
the resolutions iD The declaration were
then carried, aud MIR. Han: sai, they
wo la, no doubt, appear ~ the public
PAGERS, Wljn fie comments OF Tie hire
liugs uf ministers. Mr.. Hunt then pro-
posed remon$irance 10 lie Prince Re-
gent, couciIei IN language sucli as Il free
people ought 10 use ia their sovereign
Nv GDs', a shipbaiiAcr OF Deptiord, Sc
condcd ibc'no'lOn. II was then unani-
monSlv agreed that Mr.. Hunt should pre-
sent the rcioonSiTance. He forthwith set
oni for the Secretary of States office, ac-
c"mpanied by large uGn!ber of The
pnpulace. He was Immediately imirodu-
ced 10 Lord Siimouiii, To whom he dcIiy-
cred iIle remohsiraUce, aud on his return
10 stated llrat Lori Sidmouih had prom
iScd 10 give the meeting an answer in d
GOV daya. fhe crowd then dispersed.
On Tuesday morning a warrant was
aimed at HowStreet against MIR. Henry
81. for al assault upon Mr.. V. Dow
~ lie shop of Mr.. Clement, the pro-
ar OF the Observer. [Neycay.
[ rom the Liretpool Ucrcmy IF Sept. 49,
RRGsPoNDENCE BETWEEN Id. SID
MOUTH AND SIR. HUNT.
WhtehdG, Sept. 8. 1918.
SIR Lo,d Sidmoah has directed me
10 morn YOU. ihat as lie paper contain
ins ,he declaration aud circumstance ad-
drc srd 90 lie Prince Regent, which you
put into his Lordships hands YESTERDAY,
purplrls by the description iheraiI given
of il. 10 contain the declaration aud re-
pIoustTance Of the inhabitants of the 81
ines OF london and Westminster, AID
parts adjacent aud as MS description is
evidently and poioriousIy untrue, his
LordSlnp dOrs moi think himself al lbpr-
ty to lay lie same before lis Royal High
Tess.
am, Sir, your obedicnl servant,
HENRY Give.
". Eunt, Esq.