The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

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London-wall—Fladdan, Tasker. and 'Minns /Marsden. f.fstrashire, brewers—iihun and Baker, kotherldlint. ship-hn:ldera--Setwoll and Neck. Chat haut.plaev, Black Mars, nterelinots—Rieinan and Borne. Ilannerforti-marLet Strand, hattlelaerehanta—Redhead and Dison, North Shield.. ship and insurance-brokers—Snow sad Ille.ard, Bradford. I orlsloire, a oolstaplers—Turley. sea. and Lewis, jun. Es.t Urinatred, Basses, nonhdaplers-- L) all and Craddas. Hleh Holborn, On.ber-nsereliants—Rai,. lark and George. Lends. at;oa until amanufacturers--Satalley sad LI.. Enloe. Flintshire, brirk and tlle-tnannfaeturers-- Pasmon awl o. warelentetetnen and Is hariineer.—Eales and Williaws,lVatllag-street, Alanehe.ier warel...ll..unsen beck and Krerft. Tuner -street, snerehants—Tap and Co. Aldersgatulstreet, eotton-nareltaals. TBISII rt.spectfidly in fi brnmi his best Friends. • the Wolfe. that the advantages of the .t 410.000 add ed by Coverameul to the Prizes, and the .tdU.OllO ga v ial to be fur Early Purchasers. ieriainntrs 'ro-worrow ; fur,iat TWLL% I O'CLOCK TOKOKROM. 1`f30.000 Money *ill be withdrawn Iron the Scheme by deriding all the ;:eOO Pri:es of tip. goesepieuti, say per son that latetutv to athenture before dali inst. lies au ad vantage in waling his perrhases_ - • 1 .23 - I'lllK DAT, Or To-leorrow. !before It otloek. •. It. Porehasera at 'limit's (Mess hate over) ads mirage of tbs. Schrme, •LTROII:R IS Nor TEE CONTRACTOR. ricksis alyd iiiiitres urr tielliag et Ifisn's Mier% 4, ruhill, arid v. Clisriu-e-uss; arid 11 his .Igests iR Use AVERAGE PRICIER OF CORN 11► LNGLAND AND WALKS. Fru* thv , Returns received in the week ending April I, 10911.--ifileet, gm. 141J.-11)e, .Is. 9:l.—Rerle). 30s. lUd. —Oat!. .*—Bean;. tSs. ltd.—Peas, 484. 1 1 / 4 fee ltrnwn nr Ninseovadn fluor. ens petrel frucl the Itp,nras made in Use 1% reit ending April 3, Mac b4d. per cv. t. tiit: I( raikticsl evur k:town!—Vo,oo9 a.l.lithont IPri. . ID earl) Pilf. Tleketa to by decided to-mon - o(m. trd Lk, end,. of er and choir whatever Priv.. the) 1111•10.-1 0 2PapalI Prised. Jut:lnning -1. of 1•31).0.1o. I a nr j UMW. et' , and Shirt ;et the sla to e , ".:11 tottery ire sP!iiin; ErPON. all I• i.i4i a” , l it!-..y Wive, 2 l•-ornhill atul Livinbar.l-striet. via le in hie transacted with an.l 41.1111C:i. Rzplanstury Setif-Ines gratis. LO.VIIO?(EDNATTI rTois GETrtte rout:lnv r Royal Proclamation, ofrerinc a Rev ant of I$llV. on m miction of author% or prink's-N.4 " in Address to the Inhibits:OA of Weal British and ire ) 1n.1," rrcently lool:mi all the 'vans, Br. in (ilasgwv, Renfrew, Ayr, Dumbarton, and stirlina..] DDERSPIR LI), APRIL 7. (IRON THR Laths MUMMY. •PRII. 8.) The town of Huddersfield soul its neighbourhood have lieco suddenly thrown into a state of considerable agita tion and alarm. Ihe civil authorities and the military power have been kept upon the alert day and night PUT Friday last, and the peaceable and well-disposed inhabitants are preparing to ro-operate with thews, ei ther as speitial constables. or under the establishment of the watch and ward act, for the security of their lives and property, and the mainienatire of tin ' public peace. Fur three weeks past the ungistrateg have had informa tion ;bat a simultaneous rising intended in the ma nufacturing districts of the kingdom ; and in the course of last wrelt it came to our knowledge, that emissaries were going about the country exeiiing Ilse people to arm, and preparing them tor souse desperate enterprise. We lost 'so titre in apprising the readers of this journal of the approaching mischief, and in putting the unwary upon their guard against the instigators; 'sat this cau tion, as far as respected a ergo toopulnes part of 'lsis die iris t, was too late ; for on the night precediag our last day of publication the insurgents had aervaibled in anus, and were preparing to strike a blow, bt the con templation of which the m ind reco il s w ith illsirtor. In a swatter of this magnitude, we could not satisfy ourselves with intelligenee derived through the ordinary chan nels, but ur determined to investigate the business in prr.ou upon the spot. and the following is the result of our inforusistion, collected from Ilia most authentic uonrcrs:-- R INKRUPTi•I" ENIAROED. and J. SIVEWKIMIT feet it inennthent on * :5.4 • sialt% Ulm eier% n•t%aotage which may Wolin t . • h • r..aat Lotter) is ai 1u:ly secured to purchasers at Lt J (I,!ier4. C. Comber, Dor►ion. Farr:), carpenter, Iron April Bto May 27, at Gt.:14.411. 11 t‘knurrs. .I.llolt. Manchester. dy cr. to snrreuder April 21. and May YU, at the Bridgrnater Arum. Nienrhester, 111..rneys. Mes,ri. Appkby and tiepreant. tiray'r-init-oparr, London; and Ileslr4.ClarLe and 14 :titettead. Manettester. J. HAL ov e n., Wr,tonrlan4l, farmer. May S. 4. and ilk at the Comm, rciai Inn, Inemial. A ttornm Nlr. Addi son. stmoe-ibo, I .t to:.; and 11r. N ilaon, kristial. K. itur:Jon. Jenny a-Ili-ref. hi. Jallle4 . l, working jeweller. April and Ma) tt. at tiuil.luall. Attonsr) a, Messrs. Richardson nod Mier. Netr•iun. 37.1 . 011,NR1LL I 3R, L 11.11 0 n ; I l. fon% t.th.r. n hrtl•rr Cc.ntrnetors or not. Tit!. .11111 of 444 tia4.k itt ., 1•41 h t. .ternntrnt to the usual mooed of Pr 1 ,, Nionr‘, and is slat tat gin of the 47ot:tractors, or at: pa. tiecar trhee, as ha• born itt)-Mloli ROW (the I tlii ~ f Apr;ll. 110.1m.V. will he apre in Ptize• of *4. rnrb : It is titereforr the in ter in of all Wei Cab to o:14 ....attire, to do so before Nit AA is att. merits, wl•en the drawing really hon'oes .4 r!!), they have saute chance for the 10* Capital hi tes, which In. hole N•. Vear. Rath. eabide:.seniler. April 11. 11, and May 111, at the tireyienin.l Inn. Batts. Attorneys. Mr. %%multiunit*, T•niple, and Mr. daboon, Bath. W. (iarJin.•r. 0.11r0r.1, (nonreader. broad-eloth-rnannfne twee., April 44, t.i, sul May 4:11. at the I:ortpati) 's Arlo. Inn, Chniford, Attorneys. Messrs. Dux add Co. Ilittil.lford street. I. ton : and Mr. Monte. Tabury. (llourester4hire. U. Elliot , !tootle-4er. Kent, gror..r, April 11, 22, and Ma ) 2tl, at tit:Rd/tail, London. Attorneys. Mr. Aubrey. To..k -coact, t arsitor-s:k ei, London; and Air. Alumni, Chatham. Boer Prir.ot of .... ..tXrkOUU I"t'.ce4 of .... 20.900 Cour/As. Two .... Pizcs of .... I. If they linti not already been drawn Pri=es of kig. ea c h. a . r• d J. ` 11'1-n11111;11T are happy to acknowledge the r st ltrorn;:r PAPicn their Contreet jest etoseittded. ' , wick No. 1.114 t. /tt.oglo/.. end It other ('npitale. were Ai rid by Show, and. w ith the rtlintining Capitals. &c. were ik ribn•rd in most Telcos of the United Kingdom. W. 11. MoR, Bri:etthelmstone. wine-oarrehant, April IT. Q 4, and 'I 10. at the Rota' Hotel. Ilrighthrltustone. At- Inrnr“, II r. Hannan'. iliazxa-chatnhers, tuvent-garlen and .11r. Attree. Rrighthettnonne. 6. Rose, Kbealeld. grocer. Sprit Yl. 47t, and Nay 10. 01 the Red Lion Inn. Itotherhata. liorlohire. Attorneys, Mr th!ry. Rotherham and Mr. King, l'astle-street. Holborn. T. Vttr4. and T. Yates. jaw.. Tate-Bank. IA waster, entloa-spinarrs, May I. t and**, at the NPN lan. Blackburn. A:honeys. Mr. Artostroag, *tapir-inn. Los lon ; and Mr. I)utirons, Illarkbora. ANGEL. INN. Sr. CIANtSfs. tkolvot. GENER OFFIcK FOR TRAVELLING. 91 HE following 51 1 ILS and other 00.1 CHES . 0 from the shove Inn :-- It 1- . 1 juils Ittlal Mail, rio Dus%r, Tuesday aad Friday \Vita, ail %heist.. I 'ortvnioeth and Gosport Mall. thrnach tereil4d. 211.1 Portses. every E%e:i'p.- at a irtarter past 7. and iindly at nil( pn-t 6. On it, at rival a packet snits to the if le ,t Wie t. ps4rencers sail parcels : and v 1 1 , 1, Conch 4etsuff to Chichester. threassia Drayton, Ilavant. Er /mirth Ile. 11. Searabriek, ji:a. hherpool. MemWalker. April 87, *IM. mid May Mt at the Ueorge hill, Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Inpley, t.is.rpuu ; nal Mr. !'heifer, ataplceima. London. 'l. anJ T. ann. and Jan. lostre.tcft. natilk, *alp *rights, .April It and May nth ulnEjapena'ollettg. Lowestift. Attorney% Mr. hillier. I.tirestoll; and Mr. Francis, New Buswrll-rnn►t, lonJud. • 3trecalliit did Milkord Man, through Henley, Oafnrd. lle/teainn. eve-y Everting a quarter past 7, and Nan - a. it half past O. Svrtr aid Canterhory Mail. throush Gravesend. Chgt- Its a. aad Feven•liant. ever, violins at a quarter pact 7. sad 1111 I lay at hair pa4t 6, Front Canterbury. passenger; and par er; • are coot eyed to lieut. Marantc. itammtrate. Sancta Jell. tr and front licner, parcels arc eonvertl to Folkstone. • mute. 11) the. Eilmci - otrcit. Romney, and Lyda. Irandel and Bognor P..st• roach, throngts 111111eF5orst. 111 Icday. Wednesdiy. and Vriday, a quarter before 7. lath aid Bristol Po.t-roarlt, to carry only four inside.ll *NA Reatlift. Marlborou g h, Caine, and Chirpt•ehnui, ter Navvies at 0. pith mad Bristol Light Post-eoatvh, every Afternoon at half 1. II 2. • I J. Grant. Somerset. fuller. April N, and May 111, at the Ur.prze lan. Fruana-liels..od and April 13. at the .Ineel Inn. liVarminMer. Altai-lc:pt. Mr. Ruttom, Fraine-Seluai•ti; and Mr. Edmonds. laneale's-ian. I.4thrtnn. D. Williams, Frona-Setwoml. 8..1 • t, ithoPkrelver. April Yi , aa.l May th.• Ciearge Ina. Frutne-Selsaori. auJ April YMI, at Vic Bert Inn. I% armia..er. Attaraneys. Mr. Ecnands. I..nalun and NW Batton. Frome-Seltron.l. J. Rot, Wolserhateptou, ten-tinder, l& '2l. end May VC et Gui;dhalt. .I:torne), Mr. Cliester. Staple-ion. J. Harker. thrind. April IS, t).S. and May 911. at Guildhall. Aitorgicy, Mr. (IilIcor), Wax-Chandscr . s-11ail, Alaidro-lane. l'brapti J. RAW. Ovfor4l-Itres t, so.l Rishopsastr-street. jrn rllt r. April lo„ 0, mod May aa)• at s. Alraars. Sallow earl l'o.. Monuso..n!-cant. J. Frost, Mits:•eni—stree:.ll onsitsbuiry. baker. April IS. 42. and Maya% •tliniWhall. Attsrene.. l'arittber and Termer, Leedom-serer:, Fenebureb-atrrt•t. M. C. Alger, Jubilee-glue. Commereici-rnail. porter-nier s:ham. April IS. le?, and Alny AO, at Attorneys. Messrs. Pownetl and Fairde woe. 01.1 Jewry. lalY I.;eht Post-coach, in two dove. to carry four Inside. thr halt Maidenhead. Rendinp. illarilwaradseh. Devil.... and lk II sham. Monday. Wednesda,. and Friday Mornings, at I. This ena-it ix chiefly inten.tett fur the acesnuonodnat .n of fax tiles. latalids, de. who cannot undergo the fatigue of es I a distance in one cat . t highton Light Post-roach. through Reigate and Cock 1, every Morning at S. I ashen inn] Post-coach. to emery only four inside, thmtaeh He airy and Oxford. every !Horsing at a quarter before 0. L.'dexter, Bognor. and Peteorth Post-comet', Monday. W. ta.s...sv. and Fri la-. \tontines. at a quarter before 7. I hp.er and Catatertanr, Li;-ht Post-roach. Monday, Tucs- IS} Tnursday. Friday. and Sunday Mornings. at 7. I lodahulng and Onileord Tel..frrajvh Coatis. throexia Ash er Id, Pp.., n. 11,..atherhend, dr. Tuesday. litursday, add es: %relay Moraine*. at H. I i'lletadapton. Amulet. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. 71 trsday, and Saturday Marnings. at a quarter teefure 7. ru apt Sunday. .rods'. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby. Lonsdale. Dolton. Ohs eir . . Orsvaltirk. and tiaratang, Post Coacher. et cry after ass I at Fire o'clock.--Guardeti. G vitiating and Guildford Telduaph Coec.h, throuTb kW ;stain. Dittos. Cobham. and on M..nday. Wed- L " 'IF. and Friday Mornings. at 9. and est ry Sunday mot aine at 7 precisely, and returns to London the SVIlf. day. C. Shale, Penrith, and Whitehaven. Post Coach, trees with Fuur• Horses and a Guard all the way. Passes tbroegb Itro. re, Apith•bv. GrophriAge. Richmond. Canerla, No- Vat Ihridge. Wetherity. Aberford, I)oneaster, and Oran ' stn (the nearest say by Itl miles), sets out every montlng, 541 1 ' , forms the journey with the greatest farillts • PASSrh- Kg' Intineel on the road. by business or plea•ure. hare the 1 1 'a. Ire advantage of their am.'s berate seeurci in the next. Oa ford Light Post-coach. through Healey, &c. every N'wt lag at half past 7. Bt dalenlne end Guildford new coach, &roue] Nterrow, I:taink.s. morn e l e . Effinghsm, Leatherhead. and Epsum. were Afternoon at 3, exeept Stiuda. veate. Remsgate. Deal, Sandwich. and Rroadstaln Lied. Post-roach, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Ft May. ant 1 iladay Mornings. at 7. NORTH ERN COACH F.S. Yom. Newcastle. and Edinburgh l',.iches, and to all park of the North. every Morning, at a quarter past 9. Itteseliester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Hnddersheld, Indlord, Leeds, Manias. Rotherham, and Sbef6vld. e ‘ailles, unity . _ _ CARRIERS. , Twickenham , Brentford. a n d Isle wo rth, every Mon. "1. Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday. EA SI ES ant Co., Proprietors. Parish and Packages are safely ant, smpeditionsly eon !sled from this Inn to every City, Town, Vilinde. and 'Mal Scat in the following Counties. s : —Berks, Bucks, fsrierall. Devon, Dorset, Hants, Hurekrd. Gloucester, heat, sy tford. Somerset, Sarre% • Susses. Wits, Worcester, /*llk W ales, all parts of the Isle of W.cht. Jersey, *Y. 4d Ali parts of France : sari to all Parts of the North . . e Takr notice, that nu package. containing alas+. china. %Saes • piste, each, or Bank Rotas, however small the Lane. will be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor say slur pares. I or passenger's luggage, of more than di. value. aperfriad as such when delivered at the Wee and Nil tar ace. trdingly Neat Ilort-Chaises, &c. at the si.ntLit notice. 1/1% April 29, W. Pirker. High-street. Whltecbapet oil and colour-manuiacterse. at —.April 22, W. Adam. Narrow-wall. Lambeth, timber-scereliant, at G April 29, W. Evans, Chapel-street, Lamb's Conduit -street, bricklayer, at 0 , 01.9011- -April 29. H. Richards, Beacons bald, Ruckinglmiusidre, carpenter, at Guildhall, London— April 29. J. Peters. Dorking. Surrey, lime-borner. at Guild hall, Lostlon—?Mar 39, O. W. Wye. Newington-butts, met shalt'. at Gull ihall--May 4. J. Jackson. Manchester. hatcher, at the Palace Inn, Alanehester—May S. J. Hardman, Man chester, u areliousenme. at the Palace Inn, klancisester— April !9. J. It. nod J. Hudson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. mer chants, at tle ti cora.- Inn. Newcastle-upon-Ty ne--April 29. W. Lewis aui .1. A. Ilenderom, Little Tower-strew. trim.- merchants. at lloildhall—April 20, W. !linear. Winchester. brewer, at tie tieorze Inn, Winenester —May 2, J. Wilson. jun. deuleolies, Yorkshire, mahogany-merchant, at toe Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-HMl—May I, J. soil I). dawsders, Itristul, grocers. at the Commercial Ruuur. , lt rist'd —May Ik7s, ken:. butcher, at the Guildhall, Canterbury—April 29. E. itur:".rd. &Upton. merchant, at Guildhall, London—May 0, J. limas's, Fish-street-Mil, London, leather-hide-9,110 at tittildhall—May V. S. Him ington, Chatham, " rover. a. Guildhall. London—May 6, It. Henshall, Wheels;-street, Norton Fairer. silk-.her, at Guildhall—May I?, W. Woods, Crawford-street, Mary-le hone, linenoirsper. at Glihiliall—Hav 6. L. Foster. Farm isigham, Kent, ailler, at luildhall, London— k pt.!' 29. P. Blackburn, uth, as p-builder, at Guildhall, London— April 29. .1. So. jinni. H o ton Mills. Ruelaughamshire. Ivt tber-seller, at London—April 13, S. Amhurst. klarketzstreet. 11 estmio der, brewer, at Guildhall—hlay V. Dowsmt, S:. wart-sir •et, Spitalkelds, coal-merchant. at Guildhall -.lprl 29, I) mie C. Marsh, L. Deane, It. West brook, son. awl D ine, Reading.bankers, at Guildhall. London— M.t% 0, B. It , gers. Asktun-i.pon-Mersey. corn ' dealer. at the Mosley'.. Arms Inn, Manchester—May 4, T. Itrisodt, ilrrdford, York. grocer, at the Court-house, Leeds. _ _ c'ERTIIFI('ATES—ApitiL 20. H. M. New. Poultr y . stationer—E. Langworthy. cannon street, parker— U. John4ea. Bristol. eagracer—D. Peach, Camberwell, twerehant—lt. 1.. IlAteand, Great Pregeott-street, Ompantan's-114 Ids, carver and sildov—il. Wilson. Birming ham. mereb:nt—hl. ilell)er, Knit Stonehote4e, Devon, builder—N. Gribben. East Stoncbonse, Devon. builder -141. J. Turner, Great 11 , w er-street, merchant—W. Jones. Portpool-lane, Iloi`torn. sessenger—W. Wells. Mahlon, IlLses, liqut r-mereit int—W. Edwardi. Langton]. filmier tann,r A. Simp.on, St. Switlain's-lame. merchant—F. E. Barlow. m-roart, Currsitill. mariner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Gaunt and Rkkop-Wearmonth. Durham. fell a vaprs—Stubbs and HagWs, Marshall-street, Uolden vinare, revolting boot and oboe-heel manufactarers—W. Kgri, jun and J. K.•rl. Silver-street. Wood-street. rurridrq doyen' and Redington, Skinstr-tUret, Blib9p+6ate. A very unusual sensation was observed in many of the villages in the neighbourhood of Huddetsfield, towards the evening of Friday, the 31st nit. The women were seen ;soiling a LOW to each other's Louse*, many of thew in tears, rod 1 of the men appeared itusettled, as if useditatins some daring enterprise. The Magistrafes of Husidershe/e 4 . oiHsuat knowing the precise time when, or the place skis, Hot 1-toir %so to * orbs*, were In formed of thestintlirations by ilteir agebts, male and fe male ; and the military throng hoot the a hole of the usa nufactn ring districts of 1 orL so: re and Lancashire, were, we believe, diet night under assns. About test o'clock at night, lbw general 'solver commenced, and the initia ted, in a great 'insulter of the popnlous villages, Isy n bids the town of Huddersfield is surrounded, be ;t ats to abet-sn ide, many of thesis arniell with pikes, snow of them with lire-arms, and ethers ait h scythes and pitch-torks, pur loined from ht' neighbouring farm-yards and out-build ings. In same districts the bugle was heard to sound through the rallies, as the signal for moister, but the more genet practice Was 111 go to the houses of those who st ere ;known. or suppoted to be, favourable to the tlesi p , ,, n, and to press unto the service the head of the family. 1n some instan•-es force s and in many others threats were used, to swell the revoke of the disaffected; and not a few of the persons called upon escaped out of their windows, in the rear of their houses, and relieved themselves from further importunity by I . :titling couceal usent in the adjoining woods. The plan of operation was, it seems, to approaels the town its four divisions. The Ilirkheaton, Skelsoanthorp, 4;raliKe-iinbur, and Kirkburtuts sections, whirls may be called the South division, were to assemble at Al fl bury-bank, within a wile of the centre of the town. The Hartsheasl, High-town, and l'olit-hridge see lions, forming the East division, were to rentleztuas its Kirklees-lane, adjoining to the park of Sir liefirge Ar mitage, Bart., whirls is three miles (runs Huddersfield. Thornhill, Dalton, Kirkbeaton, Reis:rids. and Brighton.- sections, (twining the Nerds division, were to assestillie in Fishv-park. nearly two miles (row that place; and the West division, whirls was the most nu inerona, and consisted of the Lindley. Quarmby, 4 bit lane, Ilippontlen, and Bark-island sections, were to as semble s o Linsfley-moor, about the same distance from Huddersfield, and all of them having in view the Castle-- bill, on whieh a beacon was to I.e lighted as the signal for the eomnsenceusent of the march upon the town. Having thus serreundesl the town, all the parties were to advance at fist' same teonsent, and while one division captured the horse-barracks, and seemed the cavalry-, auother wee to lake possessiou of the barracks occupied by the infantry, uhu were also to be secured ; the civil authorities were at the same moment to I.e Insole pri soners. and the principal inhabitants sit the town con fined to their dwellings by the new Intl I i.ionall govern ment. This desperate project, wicked and visionary as it may appear, was undoubtedly formed, 81111 the rapture of liedderstielsl, with the stoppage of the coaches usually passing through that place, acre to fortis the signals for the general rising! About trn o'clock at night, all the divisions were in motion; the northern division, moor of the sections of a hich hail rouses! the peaceable inhabitants from their beds, and collected arms from them in their route, as sembled in Fixby-park, to the number, probable, of :1410 or 3410; the southern division bad approacted, but nevrr, it appears, reached Altnonslbury-bank. The:ad vanced guard of the western division had, los foie It o'clock, taken their station at tireenheall, on the height which connuands Huddersfield, and is within half a wile of the town; while the main body of that division was stationed on Lindley-moor. In speaking of num bers it is estretaely difficult to attain to any thing like precision, hut it is con fi dently asserted that there coals! not be fewer than five or six hundred men in the whole of this division. To the east the numbers were less formidable. and perhaps would not exceed fruits one to two hundred. When they had mastered at their rendezvous, near the Obelisk, on the Leeds and Huddersfield road, at the OW trance to *lse Clifton-road, by the way of Kirk lees, they were passed by five persons in the neighhonrlsood, who had been at 31itldlestown on business. and were on their return home about half-past eleven (o'clock at night The attention of these gentivutau was tint tat:its-it Ly e...meMIIINid scrim several persons standing iu the r oa d, app aren t in coesultation, but none of them with anus su itieSr bands. In turning up the lane towards Iltighouse, tou of the gentlemen, of the names of Smith and Brearlev. observed a number of men sitting order the wall?, a:i.l at the same time saw, by the light ',film moon, a glitter ingni h o t! i h rl a ss r e s t:d tts "u to su s a to l p a , & s r e a ! S t ati s t Is la p t u e t b u o u ti t r it . :s i hated towards one of the pikes, to ascertain what it was, on which he reeeiveil a violent blow with the sharp cogs of a pike, which cut his loamd desperately, and induce,' ldsu and his companion to hurry utf, crving nut "Help." Phis cry brought back the three other gentlemen, who were proceeding lonian! towards Cooper-bridge; and 0:: rout:rig near to the Park-wall, one of thews Mr- itsittlett Tolson, a master-eualitifacturer at Dalton, put hi. foot !pen a boodl e o f pik es, and isn i uired what was flail.. fi l e reply was given by a violent stroke, several tisw.s repeated, with one of the pike-handles, and at 'gulp's a fellow wore desperate than the rest, ro.:11 , . a thrust at hi:., with a pike, winch taking a 'laming direction inflicted upun . litur a wound a b out t h e m iddl e of the b ack, at the left sole, about two inches in length, and half an ince.' deep. On seeing Isis friend su 11l treated, alr. Jolty tlinchlife stepped up to his assistance, but finding that they were likely to be 'overpowered, they waste thongh not till a pistol had been bred at :tlr. Iliurhlitm., the ball from w hi c h l ie h ear d di st i ct l y whiz past his ea.. 111th some difficulty Mr. Tolson was got to Mr. Thom". ..Itkinson'a, the Captain tononantlant of the 'Sonde:.- held troop of Yeomanry cavalry, where his wound wz:. dressed, and be was some time afterwards enabled to r•- torn bootie, having secret! moth less than Wight hare been expected. Belem midnight the magistrates Weft all assembled at the George lion ; the cavalry,whicts consists of one troop ef the •Itio Dragoon Guards, under Captain Silithorp, and the infantry of three tompauies of the bbtls Regimen! of Foot, under Caot. Wellitig, were called out, while the Yeomanry Cavalry were summoned from their houses a short notice. Soon after two o'clock, the beacon ua the Castle-hill, which seems to have consisted of a pima tity of shavings smeared with combustible limner, au I hoisted un a pole, was fired. For sume time the apptua.li of the Insurgents, to take possession of the tow u, a: _s moment expected; two or three sky-rockets brru observed to rise before this hum, au l Cr:Tient re ports of lire-arses were heard extendiog along the births of the river to a considerable distance; hut, tram some cause, which is not yet fully ascertained, the litsurgea:s began to disperse in even direction, and the meditated attack npun the town was abandoued. This abrupt ter minatiou of an enterprise which appeared so menacing, has been accounted fur in different nays: according some, the preparations made by the magistrates and the military hail intimidated the Insurgents; another suppo sition is, that the brightness of the moon, vmlmich shone with otitinual lustre uts that night, prevented the sigsta.s frosts bring distinctly seen; and *nether, and pei-lito the most probable oral!, is, that the leaders of these in fatuated urea, either from euwardice ur treachery, souk them in the t ttttttt ent of trial. As the morning of - Orsotelictl. bey. rag ;tactics of hone and foot-sublires weir sent out to reconnoitre the country, and to pit L . stragglers, but n u t a s i ng l e p r i soner was ma d e du ring the night ; and it is a little remarkable, that, with the exception of the outrage in liirklers-lane, and the at,. d ing of arms and other offensive Weapons, nu exces...,r ili•predatiots whatever a as rouuuitttd in the nide cut, over %filch this rising extended. The following persons were taken into custody un Saturday, Sunday, and 3100- Joseph Barker, of Coln-bridge. nit's his two so:y. Joseph and Benjamin, who are all blacksmiths, and . r chervil with the fabrication pi kes, and wi:11 in the rising ; John Lindley, of .Vitrtield, nail-maker, a s milar elm rge. Thomas Markham, of Mirfseld ; Nathaniel of Ledger-bridge, a journeyman clothier; Joseph Jess • and Samuel Jessop, of Hollinshall, Kirklineuti; a d Joshua thirst, of Deighton, all of whom are chare , with haring Urea in anus on the night of the 31st ult. .1 great many persons out of the disturbed have, we untlerstaild, absconded in consetitionee 1,.e part they have taken in these lawless proceedings, sual the extent of the mischief to the distressed families these infatuated men is iticalciliahle. The persons ready apprehended wili, sue n.iderstatail, he COult1111:• I to lurk -castle; but the* itlasittr.itcs wait a reply tr, • llovernment before they ticei,h• whether to make the committals for high trc•son, or simply Oa A misdemeanour. It is reinarlialple, that io the ; ..• pulous villages of lionley, lt. rry-brow, and along the valley of Slaithika,te, tenure invasions, a good deal of agitation has pre. the people do not seem to have made any moveutet.t whatever; and moue of thew, it is said, molt a manite of wisdom and pleasantry, observes! fu the instigator', that they would wait till the next morning, to see btu the new government went on. We hope that, in future, all their neighbouring villagers will be as wise as the.-- selves, and all wait till the following ruing. In the midst of all this external commotion, there dues nut a; - pear to have been the least syttiptoutuf riot or disaffectio' in the tuna of fludiltr•tield it•cif, during the night of Friday ; all was perfectly quiet there, except when ae parading of the military broke in the general . st,. • tress, and apprised the %%mulcting itiltahitanta ut the danger with which they were menaced. The arms hitherto captured by the military anieuat only, we believe, to three pike-Leads, a few side-ar:::s and tire-arms, anal several pike-handles, with two er three scythe-blades, fastened into shafts. The pikes are Olivet nine inches long, resembling the head v: • halbert, wills a screw at the end, to fasten into an it. 1 umaket, which is riveted at the top of the pike•hand!.. and the 'nadirs are from six to eight fret in lettri•, some .4 them hormeil of ash pistils, and whe ts of ,:e . rather thicker than the handle of a hay-fork. None ': the pikes which have been found are formed to cot horse's bridle ; but we have reason to suppose t•tat there are some such instruments, as an attempt, a; tenth- be the nay of experiment, was mule with one ot them to ant a gentleman's bridle, who ass last Sunday night riding between Thornhill and Kirkheaton, h.t whit's, missing the rein, caught the geutlematt s prtits loon, and tore it from the knee to the angle. There is Route reason to snppu•r that arms hare been elandestibely introduced into the ne;ghhourlinorl .•t thadderstield for stone time past, but t o w h a t am m o' , ;. nor known. On the alas preceding that u u w hich r::• villagers a►►eurhled in bostile array, a parcel Call , V kisolderstield by the Keeidatnr 41..1111, 1141dieS . .I1 "John Patrol.. Criatlegatr, Itu.lrlerslieht." I Owthr In a defect in t l e parkage, the ried of a holgOlet jutted ../1 * • t the paper t tnis cirenstoitance arrest...l the attention ..t Mr. Whitehead, the Dimity l'on.t a hh.„ w h o wa i te d t the nuch-otfi.•e till :1 wa• rale.' for Ly on.• Will. the rant of Payne, who is a hanker, :rh,••a .t was 0;101441 ..► his presence, aard foatml to -re.ta:a brace ut _...:~ .~ - in. •