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I i p p H ; , • ,4•14# !: • ii -+%.A ■ Il " '. ~-~~ Mrs* Atoll, loss told It ley • man called Adam %Ter r e. Muir, hiving 'takes several fovaling-pleei 4 atili It was nos the day but arm before that as which the shut ..-, i e 6 , , .... 1 ... ase it the orlarsif 'l was Fred. 1 was Inotight as a nitwits in consequence of l' l ' c ' hur ' ' fps ' Ilr '"'"" - -I/ - -1 - - r l ' liming meationed mu stranger what 1 knew. He said he of lionnybridge. • . ,„ would inform 111`lania's friends of it, sad that I shoot , ' come 66 The cavalry, on their arrival at Lonoltied . to the trial. Ido sot expect to hive my expeuees paid. I lrurii hero lit Chiolltradlta Tanoday. '.l. was odor Wilts st!afiriagillad -of • Ltrrjr 41i2grt i l l rilitt 1 ! 1 "" dl811. ,. 1 Y.. prisoner's retteremy bye man from Stockport. Ido not know l went to s o ,„t ynit ti s in „„ e r a - th e Radical", his am*. 0 „,, use b en as k s a if b e gad. any tww.„, —lk •a. p and . ias coining 6 with them they %hewed ..4 p • altered in the aegative. He wis a tidal ' , Hatter la Starr- rfroppaiwiliti. 1,, *of stattey . -upgyr - erz,-- . h av i ng: poet. If Me. Hannon was in Court be world speak to his taken their position behind an old dyke, they ohneatter,iiime he bad kaolin him. Mr. Harries. was milled, bat did sot appear. , . ailowkl the cavalry to ailvitirer' within thirty *taunt Morris, brother to last witseso,essinined.i-1 am a t int , or them, whew they tired a volley ; t h e mover. residing in Manchester. I was is Stockport no the . 7 sight that Birch was Said at. 1 heard the pistol en off. I "marry itiolontly charged, firing a 'few shot, whets bar' 111.1 ""*" 1, "el mai m( " come to Ike cells, whew. I going over the d) ke ; the Itadicals received the my brattier worked during two days that I was is Stockport. ~,,i , i n cb,,, e k.,,, e ,., wal k ass l ow l ier wigs the p i s t o l was. charge with their pikes, and made all the res. ' .1. treat 1 sin ad passed a IMO 4 , 111 4 WOMB" ataadilli 1 90 0 . - nice its their power ; hut they won found thra sher shortly heftier 1 beard the shot. I nudendood from sty bodn the man was Milatsit. He was 100 yards froth selves in • had situation, anal, throwing away their Birth at that the time the shot was •deed. arms, endeavoured to escape, whets the - cavalry Armes Elliot exassitsed-1 am a weaver, residiart I. Stuck. . . secured mnetetri prisoners ; three of whom ere part ; mid ha had kw.. M , loniadiree years; he was always to hearse, tadastrionaoptict Md. wounded, two remained on tlw field soltailly wound. .. She prison', Shoes said diem was a man i• Colin ready Cd as not to be stile to be carried to Stirling Cas. hoorah to his character while residiag is Stockport. He the lit is reported,* Ole morning, they are since then called .. Jossiban Condon, who said ha knew Brace while eat- deadi where the prisoners are lodged. Eight ployril by Mr. Harrison. He had always behaved with great propriety. arid was eseepidered a hsorase sod Monemaima. or ten of those who escaped are' said to he .Betty &mama said, she had always blow* Iliqsaia a° be 1 ordantlerl, 81111 hove not been aide •to ga far from an honest, well-behaved young map. Coon examirted.—Jansel M i tosis lodged wals her. His the plate where the affair happened. fctie whole toothy.. Jacob. sometimes calt r il there. She saw • Paull la number of the Radicsladid not amount to :there 40 gee hoarse, and soineleines in the band of 01'Ionis. There " .. r so. one 0 N . 1 . the covulry are severely wounde d : ',re several man in .the Isaac, ad she could not say to whom-air piss& belonged. two are slightly in the hand ; and one arise severe -11"' ,""wr Bears talk( ' hir.jelte Edward 111 " 1 " e ' the le wounded is three dill - relit hires (seams deal), .. Con.stile of the Castle, who stated the primm er had bahavd d - e P nil with meal propriety obik u n d er his care. anti a number of hares. slightly. Ii • is . reportgd Bruce again addressed the Court. He said that Mr. Hod- that the wholr of the prisoners heinng tivGlargsw, von had heard Mr. Marsiku. one of the M stadium. say, that be kiwo , or had heard urinary against his (Braces) dome. except one of the name or Baird, said to be their let. He was sure that if Mr. Marsden were proem be leader who lately resided at Contloarit. It is said, meold speak in hie (Avow. It um from that grattestas's boot keeper that he had rueelms ed his school. flat the whole had been drilling in the Callow- Here she defence dosed. garden of Glasgow this iiiii rang, that they left that Tire tour, Juant proceeded to sum up the evidence. iv i i . ,,, 1 .,. hail cone so Op c o molopioss o f Birch's „,•&„„g e place about four o'clock, nod went twee the c ountr y ',horsed shire could not be a dotal of the gall of SPlaltia, in a alreggliog way till they arrived at Llonnyisair, motion, coot-lesion said, it was for the Jury to dcridy it the where spry expected to be joined by a vast number prooners were or were not catty of the chary cootaised o f ..veto them in Nee iNdietment. fr om all parts of the country dating this evening Iv Joey. without having the boa, conferred for s few sod te.worrnw. o,'neete , together, and brought in a verdict of Guilty against " Tree/1e u'elack.—.llll is quiet here at present. 10. th Ike pimplier.. • latmedistely mum this Ischia °" l * M'l mig v t° a u P.S. One of the hussars who had been sick wick 1404 aim rather stern tone said, " Bruce is an innocent man, hr.klllll.l, nu inflre Or the billitlegi than one sit you (their behind his troop ou their march from Perth, met do. &lops). It is too hard that an innocent Mill should the same baud upon t h e roa d this morning, whom 51•C , 1 , 14 Ails for what he has sot dose,. They have all sworn ruirgiv•zainait him. lam the sass ,shat shot, at Birch, sod they desired to give up Iris arms and ammunition ; truer knows nesting; of it, Igor arty other peruse." be fottuuately bad neither." the prismects were.new taken from the bar, sod ordered • • to tr brought op for jachrosrust on Monday morning. Corniest for the Pressecutiou, Mr. Benyop. Attorney. C..ernral of Chester, Me. Nerjeant Cr ', mod Mr. Slimly— The following Oorrison Order was booed by Sir T. Bradford, on the 6th inst.:— ♦wn.% /I r. Lloyd. of Slot kp - ort. Cuessel ter the Prisms's*, lir. Josses. G. 0. a slummy, APRIL S. DIS7UhBANCat'S IN THE NORTH. " Two erderfire haring been intercepted by• swe armed band of man between Kibyth and tithing, mak moroftec at the bth of April, Licotenant Hodgson, ldth hussar.. and Umlauted D 11616011, of deeleyth Indy of yamastery s Frith an equal member tit men from MA foil*. by a rapid Andjadicious movement of Mon miles from Ktigeh, cure up with the offenders, awl dice mailing their ire, ad down or secured thmerhule .f them, coesising aiartgea Maned men. • ;The following intelligence is extracted from the 0. 0 46ve Cowrie,. of Thursday the 6th instant: — (trams AUTHORITY.) " Yesierday morning, about seven o'clock, one cfthe . Stirlingsbire yenmaory, in proceeding to pito Iris troop at Falkirk, welt stotTed on the high read., within a few Irides of Kilsytb, It a party of sward Radicals, who refused to allow him to pass. 4.?nliis return he met an orderly of the Kilayth troop, with. dispatches, proceeding in the same direction, ri. , et'lioth came into Kit.yth, where they acquainted c(ficer what had occurred. Lieut. l-lolgarin of tine 10th hussars, and Lieut. Davidson of the Stir l',•gshire yeomanry, immediltely marched with a party of each of those corps. in pursuit of the men, whnin they overtrick near Ilerviybridge. On ofwerv tag tins force the Radicals cheered and advanced to a r-11, over which they commenced firing at the it• . :;,,tary. Some stiNis were then fired by the sol diers in MM.!), and, after maw lime, the cavalry t aut ihrough an ( T ruing in the wall, and u!tuelird Ina party, who reiii,teil till overpowered by the trtlia, who 'sneceriled in taking nineteen of them pr,aoners, wino are-lodged in Stirling Ca..tle. lu tlrbi 'encounter Lientenant Hudson received a pike wouoil throaigh"the right band, and a serjeant or the Ittnt •itiovNtre wit severely wounded by the tide, . and by . a Pike. Three !writes were also womideri. Four of the Recitals were • t • •- ve v iatided, our or whom was left on the field, sevorkets, piatohl, 18 pikes, and about 100 rcul:d, of hall cartridge were taken. Lieutenant ifunGsou has seported to Major.Gerieral Sir T. Prinroin;thit• no troops could behave better tenth the. whole prriy nosier his command, and we glade-rotund that in (bonen; Order has been isesed reiniilinuiltary to the yeomanry employed on tins sictsaion." " Sir T. Bradford requestS Lirnt•rists !Wpm arid Di. widows, arqd the mies-casiasisMenii oticers amd privates employed, will emcee big thanks fur the /14141041111 prompti tude with which they discharged their duty on this occasion. " The General cannot but netke as a circumstance creditabk to the seal of tbe,Sillsytli tiptop, that lbw hussars arereusessted for the irweasion, ea borers lest them by the yeomanry, in consequence of their 'own hawing made 'a forced march; and he will take rare • Malt the owner of the horse urea which Lieutenant Uoilitsua rodr, sod which was klUsd, sill be iadeaseided for his leaa." " Yesterday afternoon the Ititilicals in Bridge town and Calton attempted to effeCt • general riving; their drum beat to arms, premded by k fiai,•; the front men currying pistols. A number of those who hmni arms islekilArfi at she place of rendezvous. After. remaining rot some time, they, it would appear, found thesnaelmudirappointed in the numbers they expected, and agreed to meet at a later hour iu the.evening. Seseraf shots were fired as signsls for the meeting at night. No mt;et ing, however, took place. Those in arms have gone towards the South and East.- They went into several houses and demanded arms; those who had them were obliged to give them up ; others were threatened mid denounced for not giving them, where the liarlicala supposed they were in their pm:session ; they also threatened others to turn out, mid, if they did not, would force them. and place them in their front whet% they were attacked. A considerable •body of them, muted, were. seen op the / app . /wits hooka of the Clyde this morning, ands number of mwicet shots were fired during the night. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. • KII.SYTIL, APRIL S. " Yesterday morning, about day , light. between 30 and 40 Radicals staled with On.. pistol., pikes. &c. •ppiueutly from Glasgow. Mart:bed through the village - of Condorrat. abbot ten miles east from this city, iu military order. It is probable they site the same party who'll's(' the action with the cavalry iu Bounymuir. as noticed above. Be tween Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, the smith's shops is 'said village wkre'taken possession ‘of by the Radicals, who, after stalling the windows with turf, Ake. so as to prevent the sound of their hemmers heiag beard, fell to work is masking pikes, hisd such infernal ininrninents. took two grins sti n t fours in the " Yesterday afternoon. oinle.oae of the Ayrshire cairaley standing in an ,ehtry in Gallowgate, .sne of .these abominable iustrnrocuts.calleal a ckg ircp'thrt..oll • et him, which. cut trim su the cheek. threw it + made ,11,4. e.rape. This Marianna is aussawhat of the .mitssre of a hhe la . . . • • tIS • tei • ..p)C111, s I point 91,1e4tilt ! s vt • loaded with lead at the head, and dressed with tautness so . so to thrown. • AP410441,14,44ti," . Are,i9444 10 4tig Or book. reutielti elie , ioniirbitsibtio of fort' . 40 This morning a s entlemon residing in this parish helompog toahofalicirk troop of yeomanry crawl r.yt lett hom(4 yg, 'Lis troop at Falkirk, and hod proireelltd , rs short way from his own house, whets le•errine up with. hetween•4s 'to 30 Radicals, all Mowed with pikes, Muskets, sod pistols, who stopped Fill kind terlueirted hint to "'jive op his arm% which l i'ei : uakql 'to them a dirpoaitioo to rforatt limy told' hint (st the sometime presenting seicral that resistance would be wain, s s they would kill him upon the spot. He, hew 40t aimi,aud• meeting with moorderly froak.Kiloyth going glib .dispatches .T . #lTi we l i t"Wbald ' ht• improper to p ro oaort,„'arg,oosio;Ougly, both s te,tsipd tr? ay 4 r I . tud neorte!tr- ryrr rho,ri•the-Comiltateding Nicer • 17:r to eirdoiAlt.il, Pick Aix roWP the JPJh hussars b:.(1 es immy of the yeomanry cavalry ,to eivPrl ie _tts mu 4n thfir greretal:rasiverett4:wiesrespawlaWie with these armed The l~tdllti6~ in file int VS al l 1;;;; -41 ; 11 1 60 ; kue4irdfd ItitehtliAt riot bionlo towirpr Dem - band2e ; erf tilieriff, a i ' s t io 40. them to ti .6. 4 1. it ' SE . dlirto . • ' ' 4l ( ' " Stkets cielock, Evening. ILA %out ltireetnetr*W-mon Iloinewoott rigleuseit rotifer', di Daritaeloarraboot sh!Tf.. .mileklielow Glasgow, where 'theyourprised few rm (heals,. who, upon seeing the Military , took guilt to theisselves and 11111 in all ditatetibWor. Nine of them surrenderea without resistance, sod wereiciorrled to •Donabartra Castle. Three 'of than who at. tenzioted to escape trod took refuge in adjoining Klett* ornd woods. were'w.ounded and taken. They, had iliemselves wholly to blame for the wounds they received, as they were repeatedly called on tristirreirder, and the officer, did every thing in their power to prevent the sokilers from tiring. Of the nine who were taken, three were Ibe imsuufac. listen of pikes—the others cotton-spinner': The wounded were left at Duntnehre, it being thought (*loon the state of their wounds improper to remove them. 'lt is reported, That bad the forty arrived au loner sooner, they would have found a nninber at chill, as it is notorious that there are above 300 Ks cticals in that vicinity. None of the military were hurt." E BRITISH. PRESS. ^r/.. • LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, WO. The account which we published yesterday from a Glasgow Paper respecting a skirmish between • small party of the military and • gang of sensed Radicals on the high road our Banr'yhridge. is unhappily confirmed. It seems that on Wednes day la-t one of theStirlinribire yeomanry, in pro ceeding to join his troop at Falkirk, was stopped within a few miles of Kafir!' by a party of Radicels, who refused to let him pass, and demanded the im mediate surrender of his arms. The yeoman of course refused to comply with their demand, and turning his horse's heed,suceeatled ire escaping. On his return he met an Orderly of theKilsyth troop, and sop f g him of his danger should he venture. to proceed, the two yeomen returned to Kilsyth, and reported what bid hem/twit. A party of the 10th homers, and an squill number of therStirlingsbire yeomanry, immediately proceeded in se-arch of the Radicals, and overtook then', about twenty-five in number, near Bonnybridge. A skirmish ensued, which lasted for afew minutes, mid ended in the total discomfiture of the Radicals. of . whom foot were wounded, ors ors dangerously as to be left ou the lield 4 and the bothers,' nineteen iulminber, were trim prisoners sod lodged ist Stirling Castle. The Radicals, it seems, by the spoils of the victory, were pommel' of Live muskets, two pistols, eighteen pikes, and abou t one hundred rounds of boll car ttidge. Lieutenant HODGSON, of the 10th hus sars, who commanded the Kiog'irtroops, received a pike wound, in the band, a serjeaut of the hus sars was wouauded severely lay a shot in the side and by a pike r stud three horses were wounded. We have been thus paticular iu narrating tile *circnnislinces of this distrmaiog event, as it is the first instance ip which the discontented labourers have 'Tittered to maintain, even for a moment, a conflict with the King's troops ; and further, be ea ase we sincerely hope that it will prove to be the 140. The tuoFt energetic means have been for some time employed by the concealed agents of 'mischief, to unsettle the minds of the working classes—to keep their curiosity sad anxiety continually alive by repeate4l denunciations of a general ritinr, by my.- tenons thousands, who existed, we firmly believe, only in the imaginations, or rather in the months of those who propagated sued rumours. Day after day has been specified for the completion of this dreadful purpose, and as individual and general &steers must prove the most efficient auxiliary of those who seek to disturli the, frame of society, they have uniformly sought by every means to en- courage a spirit of idleness among the mann factn ri lig classes, and unfortunately so ready scent there de hailed people blindly to obey the instructions of these mysterious, invisible, and uoknowu guide*, that on the suggestion contained in the tretwunahle address of the Ist of April, stveral thousatals of the weavers of Gls,Foie, Pahlley, end o th er places, instsotly desisted trout their urdsn'ary labour. Thus with minds agitated by hope, inflamed by trea sonable harangues, and prepared by the impulse of poverty and hunger fur the adoption of desperate measures, were there tunnerous bodies of men ex posed for *event days to the delusive-influence of seditious demagogue., end we cannot be surprised ',et the biegietretes throughaut all she northern counties should have entertained lively apprehen sions of in'isninediste insurrection ; Wader such circomilauces, we cis bud cause for congratule- lion that the greet body of these poor, people re sisted every temptation, and that with the excep. firm) of this inconsiderable effnir at Boonybridge, in which oat more thou 28 of the labourinitclasses neneetiwaged, the public tranquillity h not been disturbed. The dread of . • geriend rising of the iladicels Pre'railed reiy stropitiio . lYlA A t.el a tej 'pring the coarse of the laatounirke En,sre haramkono it private :tqteei' 114140 l'sy . fil4rllteW ittirtecid, pit. 7: • , . laitarntleatan say", "en tlifilteeee the • / l c • _ the • 64ction wow t 1 6 sty 2 .4 _ amk i: 131 the North, w li ; a visit her ,_. • ' in tent clues . IC I DERma. ties sgsilost the Gievernturnt. It i stet a little siu. melee thet - Smart was considered in 'Chown as the Signal Or the intone:Oen there, as indicating that the intmr gent; oath herr coutosenceirtke strotli iu their quarter. Now it is pretty, etritlent•llial rf birth parties Were to Wait for this Agnil, the rectiou insist be postponed' ad' (Warts iiijeJtdilis and it Overly thews that in the accounts remitted by the Magistrates, an error must exist somewhere.. There will ever be found during a period if agita tion and ibirM many persons ready with Wes of dangers and mysteries to pamper . the appetites of those who love so di food for the imagination, and are ready to swallow every story, hirwever visionary. False statements of embryo rebellions and massieres can easily be made without any teat of detection, for should the prophecies out be ed, how easy is it to find some pretence for : the - delay or miscarriage of the evil detigii.or to affirm that the very publicity of the information deterred the con spirators from their enterprise ? . To deny the eXibl rsice of u discontented spirit existing too *try great and dangerous extent among the labouriug classes of the manufacturing districts, would be *sidle as to assert that distress and despair are not busy among them. But we really do not believe thatthere are or have been such numbers of people organised in hostility to the Government as would: encourage their leaders to verdure upon an open iiisurrection. They may contemplate some purpnite in occasion ally agitating the public, and thereby ',Ailing the minds of the working classes for the pursuits of ordinsry industry ; but if from those who desisted from work in - Glasgow and Paisley on the first of April,, in consequence of the threat or promise of insurrectinn, be di-Jaded ell •trilio paraded the ,streets in idle expectation of wit nessing some great occurrence is which they had no intention of bearing a pert, and those who were compelled by others to follow the crowd, we sincerely believe that the numbers of the rebel; would be reduced far too low to render them as object of terror. To Ure_Magistrates and yeomanry of Gilligan sad its • vicinity every praise is due tot winch !Off* sight, discretion, Mummify; and bravery can lay claim : by these qualities they have Auring tlseir late arduous duties been honourably distinguished. The populace is many instarn'es put 'the patience of the troops to the utmost trial, but Ausaiseity• is inseparable from true courage, and these brave sol diers have gained more honour by their &Amnesic* towards their poor deluded,. thong% virgin:ea and turbulent coontrynien, Lau if they had bound their brans with the wreaths of ',trusty, and had their triemphs testified by the shistlhter of thou. sands. no news. • The Earl of LAUDERDALE, 1T003,014001 0 private letter woe received yesterday, dated Rime, the 34,1 instant, is, we understand, rustling a rapid route towards Leghorn, which place the Quicx cub templart,..,l reaching on the Sth, His Lordship, from a popular sense of feeling, has tendered his grtirirei to accompany her MAJESTY to England,. which it was thought more eligible to effect before the meeting of Parliament. Paris Papers of Friday last have orriitecl nt our Office. We have already noticed the publi cation of the decree for the convocation of the Cortes. , In this decree it is not a Little singular to observe the care with which the representation of the Spanish Provinces of South America is regulat ed and ascertained, as if the authority of the another country were fully acknowledged by the Colonies. Mexico indeed is still subject to Spain, awl to this Viceroyalty are assigned seven deputies. lint when we and Santa-Fe de Bogota, the capital of New Grewidat; Caraccas, the capital of Venezuela; and Poetios Ayre ,, , the capital of the Provinces of the Rio de la Plida, anointed us the places where Juntas are to he formed for facilitating the elec tions of the representatives assigned respectively to these several provinces, we tire tempted to Ink whether the KING and his Junta of G overnmen t have ever brand that !liter:es Ayres, Venezuela, and New Grenada are How i i !rpendent Republics. too deeply impressed with the spirit of freedoms, to ' rout t the trammels of their ancient despotism. mid too powerful to he deterred by the appritheintion of ,Spanish arms freta continuing to enjoy the ft vita of their. enterprise. . General 0'1)ox , the Count DP PAhis bai, has pt;bl;shed its the ?Madrid Papers an enli.n.ition of his dwelt/et sitwe the 4th of . Starch. the dloy in c:,uArdi the pro clumalion of the Cdni,Ciiiinvt at ()cana.-.- Ile cotuptaius that hi, Fennes its enabling the people, by the protection which be afforded them, to declare their sentiments upon public affairs, has oet been appreciated as it deserves. The French Chamber of Deputies hos been I. occupied for some days in examining, the public accounts Of the year 1019 ; lint - this dry discuss* is nut 'lnfrequently etiktresaed by anigry,yolktitol. obeerretiook The •Pivo per Ceoto.P see Stock. 1,f45 f. We Imre aceitiettUr . 9o4 r1W*9•1 3 9,61f cPO - ettillifeltiirses rusealintertooti five fifikb ••04. 11 - • • uth-tree. :I # ‘ sa • : ~,,~ ,~, . (1 1 ittt 7 , 0/7., V. . • . 111110"1" Ouches, of CANlBlllidi arrival at Setil of lam Match from Florwrer. nit agog father, the Lao/grave Fos. We have received Papers from Boston to the 1:211:, lc s7l • • • M'lnnis andornee i Rsv hooting silica, tllr mineable jet Slecipirt, ware tiked.at Chester tardily. sad fatted.giiilo. A neptort M the trio $ giveu in oar prceedingcolontm. The Committ!itiorilied for the pitrpme . of de ranch ag theratsmdieet *ale l i ;iiettenkoi attic trio!. have retained as eounsel for aim Illtinlneri.ftlf.' WETHHILLL I i!jiiliit;4lll. at r. Aux .vr, and Mr. CuaWoos, ; r • . Mr. Ilium% bin bend etnployed holthe C00v4., mime for all tjui.Rsionnent.) Nerteirdity Mr. Elii irate, hiving notived orders for adaiiinfiber to the Pritimers. regularly nignok Trent to eoldboth+ fields prison, 'Mid had $ long conversation with those who are there gourmet.. He shop went to the Tower and - coaverse# with Thistlewood. Opt Ssturdiy last the Prisoners received each of them the following notice from the Solicitor to thi Treasury.:— .:.;.. I. " The King v. Settee 11sietietrood, Wm. Iberia,. Jump " Zags, John Tim. Mrud, itiebard Tidd„.l4.Alfsei.Wersoe: John Harritens, iltielsont Bradbors, John MOW Swine, Jssaes Gllebriat, sad Charles Cooper, foe hie i selioird: Tot ore hereby required to produce upon the trial of Ai* indict ment, certain • emir % mileage, 'tiara lark papyri!, or caused to be writers" or 'prepared by you, dr row or 'lllO of you', on or alma the tweaty.third day at friotsilt!, last, each of tbesis .omportleg la be •. address to ilk: people °CAM kiagdons, rtellwtf tistirri• that Itarie• Tyrants were destroyed, and *lt Ilse frieuds of liberty wen- Onl on tu come forward, ea the Provisional G r oletromrilt wss aro sittieg, or to the like purport or ciftWet; and stood ernisla mime writing, orates or prepared, tre-roos,vl lM bh. written or prepared by yuu, or mime or one of ”ir, rar - port i to lat an address to tbe soldiers, solieithir lien to join The, friends of liberty, and tbit tdistlid• their discharge • • • • and full ivy Co. life, and mealy pounds to Mks limn to theib.lerienes,. Of 11 , she like purport ur effects and Men all atheiroAddrwasni wioi Proilamations whatsoever, written or prepdeM 0'411~4 lo he written or prepared by you, Or say of yon; Iwt wren the Ist 'day of Jantlary and the titik day of February I ° GEO. MAL1...14 Solicitor for the Prosecution -0 Voted this Sth day of March, assn. K To the alteme.mantell Arthur TlstottewirSil, kr. &e. bl4 to tech afal ciesy or them." , It is the intention of the Prisoners to talta , thr advantage which the luw give* them of separute'y challenging this Jury io that case illy will tern be tried separately, and Thistlewood will tw, it its lappust4, first put Open hit trial. • - * . • ■ ~; • • • hitt period dike lost lit years, iltet GAstlimetL iT IhtaTH amotipt the IDITKern *se Moultan Army, who held the rank riwviti•cl .611,11i.rittSith,•oh. the Ist of Ott 1613. lase been pa ,6. 1 10 r, , A fauagot 150 toleid Officer/ Deerfba . 42 1t53 Caidales 53 RI Lieutenants • , T Yi 181 Ensigns, Corsets, . Atottnist tbe Field Officers leas than a ihtft,alo44. ed—rsore than a fihh of the Captlfie— op. tr• n.jot!t„,if the I.ieytroutts--a,94 wore Th eo it timit a the t ve ...1,.. erestorkers, aad rairigno. !Contour, Oaltsbor 16, 1810. Sir THOMAS TY aWICITT ie arrived et Tnr— Royal. preparatory to the cot 1111 l eticers7-ist of the Dsutintior iinproverwinite, and the rerninta,l , of the London pauper childien to the prison of War there. fur the purpose of being schooled and trained to habits of nolustiy. A contract fur stipplying,-h4 apathy se g,OOO with eatables 114 called for, in he reedy by Atigto.t. TIIP new Inentutone iv iontsied " The Metropolitan School of bidusti-r." ' The canvass for the repretwotation of :Carlisle continues with unabated actistty ; sad thrsavrti the friends of truth Air. JastEsutid S:r Pinup C:4 R ATE 'express their confidence at the riinecti‘e candidates. Mr. JAMES its tit Lid ( fly stir , t~nitglar ins'', and it is gentrAly beicvc,' hr will to ,i,, nc unions alit of the (“rthcor.t . ing• t•••,:re-t. We Near th S.r PATtlioli. eff Orhrtor. tyre. Batt. lies ImSou oppoolted It:or .1-1 time 84r0.,.. of INcluquer, in roo;:t of 1.0 art Cnior.r AIISSION,KU.-7(Edinburg!' Courwa.) The following is the 'loose of thoGOVoiriors and Directors of toe Bank of 7the.Vcait . ensuing, viz. Coe7RFOR4. CHARLES POLE, Es . 1 C; ivrrnw. JOHN 40 , NDE1.11, aesioty liaraermir: tor. tylsvcronS. G e o rge Ttlarkmao, \ctn.. 17.iii16~ y. inert Campbell, Es q . Julia Mush- ) i sr.n. Jsmes Poloist)* j4s l ior, Samuel Dsewe. Es q . / /oho Motor s , Ise Rawt y t.l. Jeremiah Harman, C.q. Anor,ss tivari t Tl. iiiii Samuel Hibbing. EFL!. Samurl Titurnum„P.s q . Tlumsas f.soglry, ssmuet 'forma; tsii. Breams Lolg, Es q . %VIC 11%Ird • E4l. ll'tllians si a %Tigress Elmer:ea rtfristied, Esti.' John Wisl: l a K ir,LlA. 'llse ;I.CCTIONI, for GOVE:ZNOR Noll DEPI'.I'T GOVERNOR. Will Lr at the ISA Tills ISA TUFADAY, April 11, eat! rut DIRECTORS IlLmsi;:. ItOI4',.IVEDNI.ADAY, it 12, from Tess stlcit its the rueemitia 1:il furs iu Cie 4slerauou. • Mr. Tuce:r.a, n Gentleman who lately left tneritlt for New has oi)taciol a pains ' diem, farsteet•piog the .rtretts 14..aioshioPty. ter i' is to Perform 111.2 murk of 40 mew; stilts two horse*: draw the soarthae of, outs' side nt the street s.qt Shown et the ease' • Which' le sot mt., tees:eq. lit( to collect the ditt. 'hearia. featly 'lt erry 'He hat great expeciatioei from isolteeas.ue Balusuote, and other loa s pa-esstuos. • O n ifi e doestly • night; a .atao et‘eltd . tool, 01 John- sl4CoreittcWaS lliptehiltsaleol aL DA l'arki to ' the thiliste of WettefOrt4 Aire. 'di the m urder ,far AcipicAir,p,firler. t ? liktoroottiuP • swernobirtc IL ••• 110. mess his WM) beet-M11111104311 itd 7' Nit Word . • , MAO 416 14 44 . 1 " . 9 4,7.4-Of . , N , I T 1 I a! i 1 , i I