The Sun. — 1819-08-31 (London, England)

WENT COWES. Wheeler, , . Lore, . ' Callow, , . :, ,ria 1 0 sell,,r Cribb,. , •-, • • /1,11,,;) • liewitt. . : ; •' . ' •,' st-P,',ll3le''re, s Souvt:Nn.. r. '''`' on, 14Cin and IliOrne, 14 *4% a - , • Johnson. • . ' fi,,,th. re Particul 1- •• • Ic!!;Ni,,, Is highly , .ar invited to recomMend their Servants tith))ei, ..k.c. cc. steenied Liquid Blacking ,tor• their Walk' • "mg sanctioned by the first Families its the 1, (4141, ti" 14ie n'!n may 1 . • • . ,th, .„,G; or. !? t•erre, that this Composition, when .used '4,l'4' • sy biae,‘-;arrtage Harness, "'dill prtithice a brilliant, • t Ike L:ll:te3tre, and at the same time acts al a Pre' iti tiutflts, ed. is. and is. Bd. each. •  t  :  of Tavishicletvas anitio4s to, be pit's.ent, but-he was now at -040cy, in l3edfor4hire, therefore he could not ;receive ,notice of the Meeting,hefore the , middle of Wednesday,. There were several other Gentlemen of the 'first ConseVence, who 'Were itnxiiins to attend ; tinder -:theise cireuMstances, he moved. th.it Meetitzg be postponed to Mondayin4t.--7(Cries of ‘. no; no, it is_too long").—The Gentieni:kn continued 'The cause NVIliCh theeSi' 't?effierat it 'ttrat -one. of vital itn::,-;:inee. if,the talent and rank „and propetty of the count ry.tyereinAined to stipport theca in claiming their rights so much the. bette),—it ‘voald strike their e'rietiiies 'with terror and dismay.  iit wss stated that Mr... Lamb, was at present at I.prte.aster, hut that he would leave that town for flutidon Oil :Saturday ; tie might -at -least to be Aloterd 14,t1 opportunity of attending the Meeting. -,;;Mr.Atuelyrati opposed the posoynemen! .otthe so,Nond,4y. lid 4 Neet `ingOl,- ;pelt importance should he pO,pooed to con'vertieffee "of "those whb itictiti it in their !;power to attend if;they.pleasetL Nu.dully ought Itil,j4g,plact..; the cause, was of u'tance as the conditc, r,t lirestminster Would slimulate the whole country to follow" their cic3irtille thdpedtitheulleeting witohi he_ held of, :fhors'ilay, Hpflubto,,at tine Whole of.Pal4ce:l,ard would be filled „ on that day, It wa'tflien moved;-4S an 'afitaidment, that the' INTrtrin.Lri he held on ,Monday next.., The amend,tirent was. orgatiye,d, and.the origipal question fqr holding the Meting nn Thursday was put and carried almost oinatilttioiislY. ""'  Mr. HOH ti 13, ea we- orw'a r(l,,fraillstlotid cheer ins: apt!. clapping, ut :1).1011. Ir.!4t,„l",fPi 1,.(.1,ee(1 sfic, Eleelo.vr? Wotmingyr he had been! so lßoyd Ask that in ',xllat  ithtir-tingtit'Vlbee btrn, he, :4,llotllttbe.'always 'teafly;torasil.tpeate the rights 4,10 .40)ettie* MI his: ,feilow subjects. He ttuttc() they would nut, consider he was " tiehita; his `i)i-oitil4e..*L—: ObeitieO‘rere nom- At ,tiake',ltintl' tholtgb he wa5.:4141 'Elect-or; ot:lNNgstotinater,,Jhebir,as* ,ptotppt 1:4 by settse of bpnr4l. 70tcltl he considered- a !nal-tient excuse, to-aniiei forsi,aid "on: the present oceas!ott.' After colfte! •nbservations' on tAie etind,tietmoip G:oyettlatol,i fat atlykot;4l to the blomi 1.w.e0 shed at; Al4m:hester. Rut: it wa nobody goo( ; .00L spilt it ivon)(1; 61 he not remain --totgot tcn4iTt the gr.o.urifi—ir Avou4(l: Ike U in vengeanc,e,,agaiost those fvo,ed it to be shed, and he hoped that vengeance wonid 1-.411 thtise wtio tc.;ero theini'lnediate.yieri-tratoti.of the cruel dFeils to vi6e4:lte. atinded. joet )Ctty) not ,be 11)ista,ktfi ,kci speaking. ot.veilg‘eo4,l,!7 ;Lt avt-P.,,V,41„9„.(,)!.1 ofv.engeal'ee. leQs the vetu4eance to. which  strQug ,trin- of the law, w;flich„ 4190110 o: this country, could still be tesorted to, tll.l ethich be h(')li'cd trusted would oh the lifesent 'tketiSioit be pur in lull,,force.--,After a few .words; an the coodUct, of Ministers, who he hoped would. soon he reovqe4l hunt their stat.igos Ks imwOril4 Ot the Confidence of the cottntry,. Mr. 11. observed that Sir F. BardCtt.was arrived: in. town-,-and.,would, as.usnal,.hold himself -in readiness Jp obey the summons..of the People.-He thankci Mint for the flSitFribg reee.ption lie had met' vith., and would alwa'ys endearotir to :merit .the esteem and confidence Of•his country men.. .The thanks of, the Meeting 'we're then voted to • .. .• • 'Mr.• fintihoh-se, for the promptithde with which he had:attended the Meeting. . . :  HOBISOUSE returned thanks 'in. a short speech. M. BRYANT stated, that he had for a Writ -of,iliheas Corpus to bring Thincetiied-parties at 'Manchester before the,Jndges, and thatdke was ro teceive..an answer to•thorrqw. It was necessary that something should he speedily dome, iitlierWise 'the trials might go over: to the-Spring Assizes., by, witi,ch time the ,sufferers would be neglected, and ,public feeling, paralyzed.—; tie 'understood. that two Solieltors hid been tnployerf, Atr.' Witmer tend Mr. •Pearsoir ; the former ritid :not gone .down to Mochkst er,; and I!!eiatter,,had written tot, state, that .he could not of hin-ii-elf undertakedt:fenlee of- the 0.11.66.. 'Hireirirected the answer of Harm) Gr,airßni and Mr. JuisticeHolroyd!Ao.7.”PPrY9,%V.,. „as ther the Writ of Hal Ts Corpus could be obtained or not. He had recently applied to the Chiet Clerk Of the Chief'Jtistice; in order to .frartie•an affidavit on this subject.:; this Cleidsi)rntuised-t,o wait half an hour for hint, but on bi, (Mr. ant's) return hi (Mind that the dthl.e was cloed; rust the 'C.lerk• dep9ried. however, would or,no his,,application to the other Judges wonid be,attended, with success, The Thanks of the Meeting' were then voted to tbe Chaiinian, after which they separated.  "Suicsna, kgD ATTEMPT TO MlADER.,—Yester.i day an Inquisition was taken before' TitomAs ST;RLING, pg. Cororierp'!lt the Carpenter's Arms, Bury.-strett, St. James's, airkenwell; on the body of Mrs. Jane Thwaititi.•: We .gavaithe:'circonistantes of his .horrible 'case in our paper of yesterday. The Corpner snntoked Op tie.,,ev.idence,ind stated to " the Jtity,-tli'at the .present was a thost akgfaVated cdsie;!tlat 'at leinpt ing to kill an innocent, chiltli .tind, then -commit < suicide; .from ti.dreed of not living socomfortabiy,as site was wont to do. From the evidenCen, he saw no particular proof of instinily, but it rested with the Jhry to say whether she was sane or .not. They consulted, and being of a contrary,ppioion in the Coroner returned a verdict—" The ,deceased died from cutting bet--throat.;:being at 'the Curie in a state of mental durangement. . .. r'rie ; ,1.,,,,,, J. , r,t.; ,- 1 n ,;. !,,,,447;1,7,77 -- 1 ; , .4!..: ...; 1,,,%; 4.! t c-44,•4;i '.!il,;ll•l'',4'li /' , A', °•; q'll1.'?: tr ts ilili 11, i'l ;4 -6, 4'l ifrl)',. 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