The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-08
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"A large meeting of Ncformers mas
been held at Rutherglcn, Scotland. The
President wore the Cap OF Liberty, and
the emblem Of Revolution. A meeting
has also been held at Mauchline. They
came to the meeting to the tune Of
"The Campbell's are coming" played
on the bag pipes.
A meeting of Reformers was to be
held in Finsbery square, on the Goth OF
November. DR.. Watson to take the
chair.
A meeting was held on Henslet Moor,
OH the 26th Oct.--5Uo0 persons attend
ed. The meeting was addressed by
Wooler. They dispersed peacably.
A very respectable meeting was held
on the 29th Oct at the Shire.hall Of the
castle OF Norwich, to take into conside-
ration the transactions at Manchester.
The Earl of Albermarle addressed the
meeting.
A London paper mentions that the
/. motive which has induced the British
government to restore 10000 ofthe vet
Gran batlaions and Chelsea ont pension.
ers to active duty, is, that great numbers
OF those persons have been noticed i'll the
ranks OF lhe Reformers.
The Dublin Evening Post, mentions
that ribbon men of the North, have at.
tempted to spread themselves into the
North last port Of the county Of Gal.
way, and create disturbances. The
Magistrates had called into their ard, the
military to prevent any riots.
II is stated that on the 25th Oct. at
the different meetings of the union Soci-,
cites OF Radical kelormers in London
and Westminster, the bust Of MIR. Hunt
was publicly broken to pieces, and he
was pronounced unworthy Of their fu.
ture confidence.
Loyal addresses to the Prince Regent
had been forwarded to Lontlor from dif-
fcrent parts of England. 'flat from
Liverpool received the sanction Of near
1000 individuals Of the most influential
and wealthy characters. -,.
A number Of the towns in England
have offered to raise volunteer corps for
the safety of the public peace.
The London Gazette contains a free
pardon for any but the principals, who
Shall discover the person or persons who
fired into the houses Of the jurymen, on
the late inquest at North Shields in ad-
dition TO which pardon, there is profFer.
ed reward Of 500 guineas.
Earl Grosvenor has addressed letter
to the committee, for raising an addition
al armed force in the county Of Chester,
refusing to contribute to that object.
AT the Cumberland county meeting,
Mr.. Curwen declared his opinion that
radical reform meant revolution; and
this it is believed few deny or doubt.
The misunderstanding between the
keeImen and their employers in Newcas-
tie, has been happily terminated.
There was rumor in London Of a
change of ministry, which the Courier
pronounccs to be idle and unfoundcd.
The Park and Tower guns were fired
on the 25ih Oct. inJ.ondon, IN honor of
the King of England entering upon the
Goth year of his reign. being four years
longer than any other British Sovereign.
The talk of the cession of Cuba to
England, engrosses most Of the conver-
sa,ion in Spain.
The fever still continues its ravagcs at
Ca,iiz. In Other parts Of Spain it had a.
bated. Ta
A contagious malady has broken oht
in Corsica, which has excited great a.
.larm.
, Thirty five thousand troops were re-
viewed at Warsaw on the 5th Of Oct.
by the King Of Wirtemburg.
SandS the murderer Of koszbue, is
said to have been carried to Mentz.
The press in Germany has been pvt
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