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Vs- „ By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. • EAST mina HOUSZ, Joly r 6, 18 I C. • ; TUE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT 11IL ED ' COMPANY 'of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, ; rift 'cONsPiii.Aci ES. . _ itiAtiitoNt-Hovsr., ---, Yesterday morning Me LORD M&YOR entered into awn her private inves tigation of this extraordinary .and most ifiraininis conspiracy, in consequence - of two other persons named Barry and Ryan being apprehended since Weduesday; -- The examination was resumed in the evening, and continued until a late. hour:. That'the SUPPLEMENT to the . ILEPOItT from , the COM 111ITTEE of EYE GAWS, which was ordered to he printed for the Information of the Proprietors by the General Court '4 the 10th Instant, it now ready for Delivery at thit House. JOSEPH DAItT, Assistant Sec:retary. 4- WARD-Or THE COURT 01 'CHANCERY ELOPED. ViorliblitEAS ELIZA ANN PATTLE, aft Infant, under the kge.of it 'years, and only Daugh ter,of THONIAS• CHARLES TATTLE, late of Canton, 'in ..The Empire of China, Esqtrire, deceased, did Elope from ',"" h ridge •in Ore County . of. Kent, on Saturd a y last, tne lath day of July instant, with WAKEFIELD, Wh o is supposed to he a Minor of about 19 years of age, This is to give Notice, •t that the said ELIZA ANN PATTLE is a Ward of, and under the protection 'of the High Court of C hancery, and that any Person or Persons concealing or aid int; a..sisting in procuring the said ELIZA ANN PATME to•he marriisl to the said WAKEFIELD, will -subject ther:iseices to a contempt of the said rligh Court of Chancery, mid he proceeded , zainst accordingly ; and alteward of THREE ;lUNDII ED GI lIN EAS is hereby offered for the apprehension tf the sa id - WAKEFIELD, in order that he may be r "!ighl h4are the Lord High Chancellor of England, to an swer fOr the contempt of which he has hero guilty ; and the urhe Reward will be paid to any Person who will give notice to itvithan, L ea k e, E sq . of Sackville-street, where the said • ANN . PATTLE is now Concealed, so that she may 15 e - restored to her Friends. . . WIISPANT to aDe cr of the High Court of Chancery, beari nt; d ate the 90t . h a lltrr of June; 1810, made in a Cause wherein ANN VAN DIEST, otherwise ANN HART, Wi dow, awl Otliers, aiss Plaintiffs, and JAMES KIERNAN and 11.08 i .RT MILLER, are Defendants, Tfl ECR . . EDITOR sof GEORGE VANDI EST, "'"' ,!'"" "f Craik's•coort, Cha r ing- c r o ss, in the County of 'e%, and of Stockwell. in the County of Surrey, Esq. f 7r"'uti, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts he- Ciantithri C.' ix. Esq. one of the Masters of the at his Chamb4s in Southampton-buildings, Chan. London ; or, in default thereof, they will be ex• 'laded the Benefit of the said Decree. • FYNMORE and CLARKE, Solicitors for Plaintiffs. , PR EEI - TOLD . REIDENCE, DEAL, KENT. . . , TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' most respectable COUNTRY R RSIDENCE, A ~,,. .replete with _every convenience for a Genteel Family, b c ,, _`" . the occupation of Sir E. W.C.R. Owen, K.G. B. n., , P: 15 11+; four . principal Bed-rooms, Breakfast and Dining 1' ors, Lirge Drawing-raorn, Servants Bed-chambers, and perellent dinnestin Offices, good St, linr, Coach -honre and i r ‘c,"gv , llarn and harm-yard:. productive Vegetable 4i II(1 Illt - garden, with Pleasnre.g-round ; Front Coto t. Pasture s, id Yid Shruhherv - firlioining 4 'containing altogether by Ad ero, i .rement, 9A. I It. 2') P. little More or less, enclosed on t1 ' 11 (* , i ,, es with good Wails: And Also a small triangular ~ 1:"'' r ' f Gard , .„.groutid iti front, with ahont 3A. 3.1 t. I P. rt PA k ture orNieldow and Arable Land, all situate, fying, anti irs' l " in the Par ish . of viral, in the Counts , of Kent ; and the -.Joust. with a handsome Fro it Elevation, stands at a short „. 11 rttl agr.erahte di,tanee from the Town df Deal, iil.ioining the ill ltipike-road leading t., f:anterhiny and the Isle of Thanet, ire is desirably situated for Sea-wntpr Rathing, or fnr any I dmilv. 'desirous 'of a tesnience in that part of•the County el. k.'nt, Por further Partictilars apply at the Office of Messrs, May l i r ‘lrreer Solicitors' Deal. or to Messrs. Long and Austell, Ai t • . ~...,' „' 1 , „,2 itnra, ~rayA-init , &mnon. (Ow PER'S MENIOIR QF IIINISELF. blow first published, neatly - printed in Foolscap evb. Price 4a. 6 , ,ts di, with a Portrait of the Author, MEMOIII of rlfe EARLY LI FEnf WILLIAM 'Ott PER. Esq. writt en by iiiinself, and tiet'er be f2r" ; with an Appendi x , c on t a ini n g some inter `B, , 11 °0; Letti;rs and other 'auth en ti c Do cu m en ts, ill us t ra ti ve 111 ' th e Memoir', Mr , Haylev, in his Life of Cowper, vol. 1. page ti n. , .121 i -, -entities to this singular , lint interestio,:; Niti t4ti'e. in the following manner Sp`eaking. of this im port• nt • d . a 4 I ne , ent its a Sketch, Which he once funned " ,1- . passages in his .F.arly Life, he expresses what he endured at the time, in these remarkable words : ' They, whilst ,- Oil s al. ' . f(4ll 'ed like mine, to wham a public eithihition of N T"' 'Si, mortal poison, may hare souse. idea of the hoc of siViation titers cats have also' Me-' 'noir, page 0 1 )' 11,1 ): Printed for. R. Ecifeards, erane-coni.t. Fleet. and "'id by Sh erwoo d , Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row, and all other Booksellers. IriVAIIII EN'S CiIIIGINA I, JAPAN LIQUID Iiiii,CKING produces a brilliant .let Black, equal arthe hi g h est ' Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, e l nd pr e v ents its cracking-, does not soil the linen. is per- U II Y fn. from any m unpleasant sell, and will retain its vir ', litany climate. /ad . 4111,.. —' 'llniPinle iw RORFAT WARREN, 14, St. Martin's. ~,, Lond o n ; ;toil ret.iil by Caldwell, Dublin Whits, L ir tvEfi "d; Thomson, Belfast: Itaehurn, Edinburgh; Os gh ne, Glasizoir; Ityon, Inverness; cot,l,wrrt by, Plymouth ; 4i. )Ti,t Manellester ; Forniral, Liverpool ;. Wildgnnse. Mac "*"eld ; Ev4tia and Co. Chester : Clark, Lancaster; Wood, rytilagitatil; MertiLlew, Ctieentry; Pierson, ' , ltettieltl si, " 1 " 14 e, (iuerti..-ey i'and 1)‘• iwi% ikgents •in every Town in ,`"' / C.ingd , .nii in glans. Bottles, is. - 6d. a Pint, tad. Half 4-ptalt, ;t11(1 (id, each. C ACTlON.—Oloserre, woe are Genuine utiles* • 6g4 ~ 7,---) aivie/t, i 6 si,„vped ou the Label, and 14, Sr: Mart in's-lane, stamped in *he 101 tit . , AS • tlie superior quality of this Blacking- IT in.. iked several base Impostors to sell Spurious Compositions 441 '1d5," the above Name. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, . P 4 r aft Inaction or Ohstructiffil of the Stowach and Rowels, 1 „ 11111 *, Flatniency, Bilious or Sick tteao-Ach, • 4 ituk and liiitention id the Bowels, Sickness at Stou3ack, chttniital Costiven,,F, &c. &c. LIALLANI'S ANTIIIIIiIOUS PILLS. ftti . 118 sub and etennt preparation As justly esteemed for its agreeab4 eerttin operation, by It effectita4 removes all l i ,,, e ti o n 'ilistruction of the ti . : 1 1 : 40 1 and iti ► neels, whether arising from Mk; Indigestion, It „„, 1 , 1 "IfY1 nr Cold ; Sickness at Stomach, Head* Achy, Ste. bit ea h 7 dislodgin g acriti'bile or other crudities retained cmc, -; intottin k i cmilti, and acts as an alterativ6 to the - .system Vree from air./ antimonial 91' mercurial. prepara k.. ' 1 is at all times sf,.; and has been given with sitigu goof) ir A . Ist]," t eel miring Pregnancy. I ts action is partienlarly lip / to to p cs .,,„ ti ,,, Nu nn ,. H a bits, and those of sedentary 4titt 1 7., 5 ‘', 1 •4 1 3 , a sufficient action of this bowels is not kept up, 111 g i, l , l( "'it'i Cetiittled Ttiur organs are frequently produc. Lt 4 - ' s ' l " l and disteutions, imigour, and giddineSs, "1%, 01. WeitrltieS4 and oppi . ession. Remove the Cause, the effect must cease !” ~.41Lrycinele trial wilt fully cußviuce the patient of their an-. 2aiaai l.ll " wollt eases of Bilious or Sick Mead-Adis are cer 'll,44‘ " o,ored single dose, cind a much shorter time 11,;,,4 % "'11n he credited, brit from experience. The Proprietor it proper remark, t hey: will lir found knd Pot only to act ja,ttt, l' 4l n or uneasioess, bu t to leave the body, after their *tin , ceases, 'fret , from that costive state whith : t linvey et l4 the operoitiii tit L m ixatier edicines. w l,u rca role/tale and a etoil, by 1.. Ede-Ards, 66,81. Paul's 1 . 0 l a lig r, Oxford-street 'Putt, tlditsnge.s and • • PICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 16, 1816. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING M4.IESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That oralenday next, Me 22d7nstant, theY will' be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three Thousand Sachs of Kiln-dried VOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to be suVect to the usual warranty of twelve Months; to be delivered into the Victualling Stares at Deptfo , d, one half in the course of a Fortnight,' and the other half within a Fort. night afterwards; and to be paid for by Bills payable, With Interest, ninety days atter date. The Conditions ql the Contract may le seen at the Secre tary's Vice. No regard will Le hail to any Tender ire which Me Price shallnot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Ls delivered to the Board beAre Ilallpfist Two o' Cloth on the said AtVaday next, the 22d Instant ; nor unless the Person who Makes the Tender t or some Person un his behalf, attends, to• answer when called .%-r. CONTRACTS FOR RUNTIIV,EIND rOLOURS AND FLAGS, FEARNOUGHT, AND KIMSEY. Navy-Office, July 11, 1816. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on Thursday, the lst of August next, at One ?Clock they will he ready to treat with such Persons as May be willing . to Contract for supplying His Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Iroolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, Ports niouth, and Plymouth, with BtrNTIN, and COLOURS and FLAGS, made of BUNTIN and LINEN, and FEAR NOUGEIT ; and also for supplying His Majesty's Yard at Deptford with Kersey. A Form of she Tender may he seen at this Of No Tender will be received after One o'Cloch, on the day of 7'eeat►t, nog• any noticed, unless •the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by et Letter athlressed to the Navy Board, and signed by. two responsible Persons, engogipg to become bound with 114 Person tendering, iu.the - Stow here undeementiimed for the due performance of the Contracts, vi:. Contract for Bunt In 2,0001, Colours and Flags l,OOOl. Fearnoright l,OOOl. Kersey 5OO 1. ARMY CONTRACTS. CRtninissary in Chiefs Office, Great George street, London, June 28, 1818. • eyricE is hereby given to all Persons de circus of 'Contracting tO Supply the following Articles: for the Us'e 6f the Artuy,"Tiz. DREAD; to this Majesty's Land Forces in * Cantonments, taizarters, and Zarracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands: —Guernsey, Jersey, Stafford, Worcester. As also Iftead to the Household Troops.in London and its Vicinity. , . BEEF and MUTTON, t o 'hi s M a j esty ' s L an d torces in Cantonments, Qilavters, a d Birra4s, in the undermen tioned Coutitie—Cumlieflaiiii, Suffolk, Stafford, Worcester.. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 250 day of August next; that PropOsals, in writing,iealed upind marked " Tender 'for Army Supplies," will be 'received at this Office on or before Thitisday, the 45th day of July (but none_ Will be received after 'Fwels'e o'clock -on, that day;) and, if sent by Pust, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, as also for Bread to the, Household 'troops ; and each .Propos,al must have the Letter which is an nexed to the Tender properly filled op. by two Persons of known property engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars for the due pecforinance of the Contract I and no Proposals will be noticed't!nless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in wordsut length ; and should it so happen that dining the centinuance a the Contract no Trtiops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the Expence of the Con tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this (Mice, between the hours of Eleven and Five; at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Wright, Jersey; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Coope, Guernsey. N.D. Samples may be sects at this Other, of the'Household Bread and Meal. HICKMAN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. 0 F the various Complaints incident to the Human Frame, there are. tione-more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, then the Gravel and Stone. They arc complaints-to = which every per - , sun, even, the most abstemious,' liable, as the water we drink is inipreguated.with particles which arc a cause of these excruciating tortures. Hickman's Pills, composed of the most itinoeent ingredients, have Leen found of singular ctli et►cy, in :strengthening the vessels containing the urine, and destroying the petrifying quality at, it, removing the calculi, la gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. They are thertfoee with great confidence terormucaded to the adlicted as the Most efficacious remedy they can resort. to in the above Com plaints; as well as for Lumbago, Pains in the hack and Loins • Stoppage of Urine, and disorders o f the Kid n ey s a nd Bladder. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 11s. by Messrs. Butler ansl Sons, No. - 4, Chrapside, London; and 4.lfit) by their appoint merit, by Ake principal Butiksellsrs old Medicine Vcuder sin every Towtti From the information derived from some 4f the parties, who expressed a %vish to becoinc evidence in the case, it was ascertained thot Barii;" who is son of the man of that name at present in custody, Was concealed in an apartment in Lamb 7 passagt, Bunhill-row. White and Harrison, - the Officers, in consequence repaked to that . place at ,three o'clock yesterday morning, where they found him in bed, and after some difficulty (tbe man..being in a state of intoxication) took him into - custody. They then proceeded to an obscure lodging in Ratcliffe highway, where, being compelled to break in the door of his apartinent, they time- . !tended Ryan also. ,The I fit ter, it now appears-,' was the person %VIM asnally fin nished 'Barry and, his stilt with the money, in order to procure per= suns who might become objects of a proSecutirch, and it was by them, in connectioo with other's ; that Q.iinn, Reordtan, and Cnnnell were selected. The examination of the younger Barry and Hyatt took f)!ce in the presence of Orock and Pet, ham, each of whom ha,,as We have already stated, offered to develop, not only this; bur other con spiracies, which is now not inaptly termed by the officer's themselves, " the estate of .blood." lt is but justice, however,- to state, that . is yet no re. gular officer of justice, save 'one in Middlesex (Vaughan), has been proved to be concerned in the gang of conspirators, which we nialerstand.: amounts in nuti7.ber to Rbotlt end is composed chido of pers'onS who have beep l a the habit of loitering about the Old Bailey and the Polke Offices. ' The prisoners Brock, Pelhatit, and Barry (lie younger, alias Daniel Browne ? mace a . 'full vo luntary confession of cveiy fact within their knowledge. The ease of .Titnothy Ryan,haring , underrone,a strict investigiition, and nothing suf . - ficiently Strfing havii)g liven proved to warrant his Oetehtion, he 11'84 discharged. At the close of the exurninationa We under , 34oOd the LORD MAYOR to say,. that the whole pt . . the accused parties should he hroitght.np together fur a public nearing on the next occif.roft. BOVV-TRERT!..-eA r eSterdily the- investigation of this isifirptis conspiracy was resumed before Sir N. Cos ,fir, Mr.'l3lntlte, NA'RES, and other Magistt,ltes. Paper of yesterday We gave an Outlitie of some of thipints entered into by -Mackay, - Hub. :bard, Righten, Vaaghan, and . others, fur the. pue pose ot discoiering innocent men, who Were, to be Made tlic_ictims of precimeerted v;uilt and vil lainy. Macitay, whose case does not appear to be of quite so flagrai I nature as t hat of his aban doned compeers, yetter,lay made a.full and'shock ing diidOsure of the iririous cases in Which he had . been tonterned, and of Others which had 'come'tO his kunivledge. The folloWing will he' fonnd to be the exact substance Of his fie 'states, that about k week before , the last kingston Assizes', Hubbardearne to him, and said that he had diteriveredtwo Men . , named. Marrs and Flannagan, who were Willing to'" star the glaze" (in miler words, cut a pane of glass, for the -par poseOf retnoving sinnething'from a shop-window). Mackay 'said, bewoidd mention it 'to " (meaning Archibald Ruthven) with•whOm he had always before acted. The parties accordingly con sulted, and agreed to meet together at a Ohne house, near Westminster-bridge, to arrange their plans. Hiving met, they shortly decide& that Hubbard 'should go to what is termed e, " flash house," not *cry distant, and bring out those who wereto act as his -compattionsin the " crack ;" Mackay and rtuthven,..at the same time, removing to a public house opposite the flash-house," in artier to watch the movements of the party. After a considerable time, however, Hubbard joined them, saying, his men had " - flagged," and, did not meet him. , They then agreed to meet the neat night at the same houses, Hubbard entering the " flash," and Mackay andltuthven the oppo site house. Soon after, nubbin-t with his t wo corn pniiioni came btu of the honse, and, proceeded in the direction of the florough.. During their pro gress they stopped to look at some, and entered different shops, without succeeding in their pur pose. At length they reached Bermondsey, where they stopped at the house Of Mr. Littletord, of, Long-lane ; Mackay and Rutheen at this time standing at the corner , olthe street watching them. Mackay soon afterwards._ passed them, and. ob served them engaged in 'breaking the window. The sound of the glass' breaking was soon after heard, and the " jobs' being completed, the pir ties were about to escape, Hubbard, who had previously Concerted to run with his companions inwards the officers, led the flight. Marrs, how ever, ran a contrary way; and Ruthvert and Mac kay, eager to seize the depredators, suddenly met them: Mackay, laid hold of Flannagan, but ftitth-' yen, by mistake, instead of Marrs, caught:Hub 'bard in his arms : • the latter, upon being recog nised, was of course immediately let go. This, when Flannagan was brought before' the Magis trates forexamination,was accounted for, by stating that the person of the man seized hail been mistaken in the. dark.. - Flannagan beittg: examined, was fully committed for trial. To detect Marrs; Hub bard gave information to Mackay and Ruthven of' where he was 'likely to be fowl() ; and on the fe l . ' chti they, repaired- . to a pnblie-house search-of hint , but.he was uot to he found. On the-next morning Marrs baring met with Hub bard, stated to him that the ()dicers had been aitct Mtn, and he wished he '(llubbard) aecolin pony him out tiitv 'l:his'Hubbi.l,l agreri do, and appointed to nieetsht4iat a. "fiaSh-holie.' ,at sliCO'clack the same With this at rangement Mackay and RittliVett . Made actptinted•; but th`e laft*er being oo duty was unable toateend,and an Ottker who has time Suspended. 'lathed to supply his place. Hubbard having ,d.. i,is arrangements,. Mackay and Johnson public-house in- 'waiting. and 'Soisi; ato , :, , r former ;waited Upon then), st at ins 'that .Mar us, was then at the " flesh : Aniuse." Here' they ye .paired, and watched for 'some consider; L'' tifne expecting - that Mirt's Would come ont, not . wishing to enter ftir fear of Ettlibarif's 1 , 614 , iwpectea.,.. An hpur having 'elapsed ? 'and :hors, .not appearing, Mackay went in and informed it ur that he was ". wanted ;" and he being ralum into custody and bronglit before the Mkgis . trate; 'Was, fully committed', .and ; together. FI tricd . and convicted at the last - ,eitirt , y .Ass.zes.— .-The property talen t:ie icindoir Of Mr. Lit,: tleford was stitte:i to be Worth about ,fuitriecn• pence. lipatithe couvicOon irf the':. persons; at .rewarit was given of two l'yHuyti 'tickers, and the situ) of SOL One'of these tich k ets wits am aided to Mr. Littleford, the prosecutor, With 40 plitoids; the outer ticker was given to orliven with 201. ; and 2(11. was itiya'riled to Mack a y. Amyl. tnis Riithven , prevailed upon Nir..Litt-lefued to inalte a joint :and equaldiviSion 'of the miiney, to which the latter consented ; and 'there being a deduc tiun of 141.'for court eXpences . , there remained to each tht Sinn 2Of 26 8 1 Mackay, Rintiven, and Hubbara afterwards.met at the Two Spies pub. 'tic-liduse in'Cittlretine-Street, Strand, where it was proposed by Ruttiven, that his Tyburn 'ticket, worth 12/. slnyild be approf) . riated to the'l enerat . fund, inakint , inni to he divided between these three 781. snaking then &noosed that there should be a fourth dividend, in order to remit ;iterate " ben lohnson" tor his trouble. Tothis Ruthren would nRc consent, and withdrew nitli his'Own -hare. Mackay, however, sitcceeded irk 'causing Hubbited to aEalisviit In *1 division of their joint shares, and Johnson got a is, between VP. and Rialiven's divid4nd Was about , Muc' "fu Mier ,' That Pell)ain, a in,. at present in custody in the city, lied come to him' +llion a ; certain occasion, andatked hint if he could procure . 51., as he was 'enabled to put 0 go o d .thing for the Mint': the job was pil-rtady to their hands, and ,the Men at wink." This he (Mackay) declined. Wiren.the tour Irishmen were tried ter coining Igst. Sei'Sion K4ut who were acquitted on a point urged by Mr. Juatice their firvotiO, hesaw Pelhain and a persot who told him that y o m g lurn had-advance 4 'Hoo e y 'to do - rho " job, and that Diekons and' . JelfersOu 'wett. in it." In a few days after . this relhana . told lour, that if lie (Mackay) would advaneelillit, luoney 'to buy-cohnterfeit shillings, he would him in " such anot4er coneern," and he, waulit find the men all ready, and at work. This he also declined. Dickodi afterwarfls'complained to hint: of tlrc money be fold. lost in_treating the 'Men, and:of ;he unfortunate job it was of the (our men being acquitted. . • On anOthet occasion •Mnckay saw Vaughan <iive'two bad dollars add four bad shillings to a person named O'Shea, who was to proeurean nOcent man to , buy some article from the mother. in-law of Vaughan, who Iteeps a chandler's shop . in Gray's-ion-lane. A small quantity of goo& silver was also to be given to the unfortunate person, id.order that 1k heo he was searched there might appear no excuse for passing the bad mo trey. Mackay afterwards saw O'Shea go Into a public-house, and shortiy return with n poor sailor, whom he directed to go into the shop be fore-mentiontd. The sailer did so ; O'Shea fled, and immediately the former. having changed Nome. bad<money, came out with a loaf. He was iu. stantly seized' by Vaughan, who .k as in waiting, and having secured 'him-arid brought him before - the Magistrate, be was fully committed tor trial s ; and convicted. There were several other cases of an equally atrocious nature mentioned by Niaokay, came Within his knowledge by information front and connexion with the parties concerned Not being able; however, to give them sufficient au* tisenticity, they were net received . as ,eyidenCe. On Tuesday night, when Mackay was taken. into custody in bed, there was found npon his table a letter addressed to Mr. West wood, of the Bank, disclosing all he knew of the circumstancet of the present inquiry, and surrendering the names of the criminal parties. The principal actors in the diabolical scene, as it relates to the coining, we understand_to.,-bo Pelham, Brock, O'Shea, and Ma,c Power. Jefferson and Dickens were, after the examina tion of Mackay yesterday, ordered to appear , before the Magistrates. G. Browne, Mackay, and Drake, are now in custody; Hubbard is also in Hursentonger.lane ; Ruthven was secured, and we believe bailed; but Vaughan is not yet forthcoming. The 'investigation of theie extraordinary and in• famous conspiracies [may of course be expected to continue daily for a short time. At half-past ten O'clock on Monday night. 40 :felons, who had been setiteneed to be transpotted. left Nesegate, in it caravan drawn by four horses. They Cheered most loudly.on taking their del►:r tttre from the prison, hot received groans front the crowd, which was very numerous. , At Black-. friar's-road they wore met by a 'loop of horse, which will escort them to Portsmouth, where *buy Will be ctutiolted on hoard the Wks..