The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-17 00:00:00

• " . 111-r 11Z, t. sitZs was teriperf.red• f.:s - I.ttvoz!, Itre:tree., ark. lf.esper, kit the rablie-bottt 'with witness; the two lyAts,sits one to s.ee ; wituris carried the llag in his -. , .e.eteep.. -and the statfir. tfia 4e toSpa-ftelds; walked till t, tit a towch was got, and ir.so ght to a public-Itottse close • I,y; lloftieer rsttd 1. , :‘ , 4k01i were i legide, &Rd oRe Csisp oft the `sic: t fritti tits staf of witness; they drove low3ris the ItTer`t;rite Cr.ve pall:kit -house; witness I-loot/cc Thi%ttetrood, Premise went into tlse Merlin's i leave; the two tit , ideates 'Haat in a elveziot; Ilunt got Tint en the seettf ref the carriage.; witness was on the hoe with Thietle tesx ti 7 ebto eras there Ivefore bile; it was *lie tMAiligt Built sneer itt; Thistiewood nrsile a motion to witness.. to hoist •eols-sre, The flag, ; weteees get Silent (eon {*'hill, tied Ittena 'to the Ittf„ awe toisetel there; there owe a large as- tenthly of •t•op4-e; thru Haat went to the politic-butane, and zi.seat: Witte iN tit I:tir.t4 the two CI atsons stud This tleworni "rta..re; wne eV; !frail. alto was pre leetwever; tt wits tine who ea.attel darki; fleet ad idee,-,rtlk the populace free:A a window ; aljournastut Selti iru 'poke-I a ttnig Ist afire the talyeting of Paslieeteat 1 los elewood. hid wit write tea petite!, Waisiete to &sive Cent to • Alm ssfr meat act that.day fortnight ; this ireS doter, *esti .ltintilitivlailT agreed to; viten ail seas deo', * hey 414 titted e• rre PP...diet: C -Eve-.; llco t r, fire tWO WtatSntrs, ThiStiewead, ray l At'S'S 1 , 7 e tat :MO the It aeXiwy-eisselt; witness shewed eve zolarort ; atoll took rid the tx.cses, and re a ttit atc•aiss* o.wan ; they Ilerts .„tt, west to tier rtonseetr srtvrrt Tcrtel, rt s,l'dittrd antic fleet, alt hut Pre-den. Their • icseetieg, tirat is, t Ire next meeting of the Committee, ax.t cwt Ike tiertoevistg lksuttstp. triterse went to Tfr.,stle wee,C, ost the Seitaxe, ;via -1-clievecil rise flag to Mats. Thiel le ir*?,el; she was foadeng sienfaspees, containing au acenunt of tie %;.pa-felik tltcelag. sent vif to Shettield, lig tam, Natti. , ghat*, oti.ei /windows tumid:betel - in; tones.. T . 41istieweod witc prt-14..nt:. he was directing the newspapers is wittrerts's recriente--. Witness present at e;reystoke rhav Ava'cit eIP/ )se. greteott sent Iris son with u advertise none It e paper. 00 the stout dry', Sot orday, b 4 .": 4 " 44 11 ; 45 4 ow:1 1 $ a b ' 4 OT the eider Watson, whit pro teetied that Lied /totpershatitlet vel steiwripttuas for defraying eke eclvelyti;a wf tine at e.lO Itle&Rif;; atiref al pa:teve wets di Melt 3'444 tv.ll me: it *lt used were destroced ; Thistle troeof alsmys eteared these; tie nuts treitti ro lIF eieutiening SVAI *IA Olt oft inapt rs afloat him, as, if the paper: ere `su it a. Vary went the illtify titti Mgt ; I)ot.tl.tr ton 104 wri". ie. spine pmetty•—uts tee tongs, ant; tihce. iu r&ltiCrll&r, Thistle-wood and I looked at the ii: T pets when Dr.lt'ets'rett•etas It'eterrn .eas wet plvernt, and destreetaxl vrefee—tHere the "Pours ex vereepare ' the eatit N(WeltilteT, teal, was there tan wit/w.f. wieosaid an advertigtOlt tItW hi eh 4 i'lleared in ;it va. the sailor at that draws op by the elder Wdtseciaall St!lt.iky in; The ailrentiqem eat oars signed flionias Pres . C.o. Secreary; arid salkited talisc iptitois towards defraying tto es iersees of lite which, it Slated, would lie re ' ceited tr,niver.]-I'l2ene were some haiiti.bills printed si n.:ilar to the neivereiversient. trooper, Preston, and 1, went aetrat to get sulysertrtioste. We gist alrout a the brit day.— went altont every day , till the meeting took place ; the , rII.,Kr.S. We to kit was paid over to the elder 'Mr. Watson, in the Pl , -.'t4loe of the evleole Coundittee. Betwixt the first awl .oecosid Sisallelds tuee;ings, young Watson and I went tit <•tltwr t‘ look at salute guttsasiths' shops, and particularly ateret the Tower s to those Geed !enters whit serve the ships with things Olaip-clianditeoe) to see what boll, canister, and grope throe was. We did this live or six differeut dayk.— 'We Mehra patticularly at t tem or three glite-oeithe in the .i.t4iaorE7s; aud'elits al the oil-shops and .other places where there were epicits of Witte or any kiad of eundrustihles to be toned. Wr made cur rernet to 'fleistlewood. Commit tar kart sittity, 'that we Alight report what was done. Towards ' ttz.r close n: the sotivith, I coiled on a person of the Mime of Joint Nevis* ; 1)r. It'aison and young IVatsois called with me there, at separate Gates; before that t went with Thistle wood to the Toner ; ciu walked all round the Tower, and then went later *neut . the Tap i a used by the soldiers; we gate the enldieei inter, beer; I conversed with then', and gave theta souse bibs of the seeietil meeting la Spa-fields; witness Went tiled the hill, headed " England expects every man to do big wWeig was read by Mr. tidelow, us the Bill they ele , tribeted; I went to the Tower three or four time., once with "Tlii.tiewoad, anti the other times with piling. Witten ; I distributed a great many bills in the Tower; teeer on these occasions strewed the soldiers tire tri , zoluisr. rte cuckade*i; it WA, in one of the Taps ; half-a-dozen Soldiers might he present; we eortrersed with the soldiers; we asked them. whether they would like, to work for a piaster that would give t hem double wages, tic be as they were t her the y would sOOO,T fight for a big loaf or a little true I One at the Julie..... N i -ere these questiems reeked in a taw. peririg mariner, steretle ?..-;qtr, they were tipetkeii aluttd ; the toetele we wire drinking with could hear; they said they at: teemed a big loaf. • • tatcstr...that you and paling %Watson report to the Coto. white what stuff bad (Wife ?—Yes, and now we-found the spurn of the people. • 'llse Wilgus. then proceeded:—At one of the meetings either Thistlewood at the elder It'onion said-it world he well if we could get a crinple of hundred of paling wonicti;:todditi than in white, for t hem to cur! y swat I hogs, a nd bare cochade , , err if we could get moliey ettui%li, to dress then, all alike fur. the purpose of vbilking tirst s in order to take the attention of the soldiers, so that they should not ride over us, and thus glee us ti►ue In arirheli the propie; the C*►untlittee was to bend the mute; I called oi, Mr. ii.vaus, at the N.lkes Head, ottee with old, and mice with yuu u Watson; Evans waq t..hairiu.itt of tie Spenteane, and a tailor toy trade ; I asked hint hew lone it would take hien to make site great coats (or the Committee; we asked biat twatteed, and we invited lion to dine with us at No. 1, Dean-street, which longing* Doctor Watson took fora week, fur•fettr we should be detected at firevstokeeplace; Dean-street is very near, In the lest wick in Stirensiles- I went with l'histiewood ever Illitekfriers Ilridge to the rued which leads to tVestatinster ; we went there to frier a tveggess or stage ro deliver sites:dive from at Spe-ltelds tneetieg e We found a person wen said he lterta mountebank's. Itag to 'di be .eked 81 . for it ; he aliti one of kis awn to eliew"it tir.us, and Thistlewood offered to give 21. for the loan e( it fur a few flours, but the man said he never lent any tiring out. Thistliwood said be Wight safely let it go, but the man would not without the money, and T ie hietwood said lie Might in a very little time he glad to give all up. The • Said he Leonid not help it, We tiftes wards went to seve re: other places. I was desired py Thietlewood to get a wag gon, and went down to a person 'of the name of Ware, who rseennairmled me to it wan its florseferry-road, of the name of 'lViodloandsood, or some such name; in consequeeee I went to pithtic.house, and sent for Windhanolutud, and asked hint tot, a waggon to deliver a few speeches in Spa•fieldt ; he asked be. for one, and di. the boys were to have fur cleaning it out; I promised to let him know the next day ; t saw 'lltistlewood that evening, and reported to him what I had done ; he ap peered iif it, and told nie to take it and pay a deposit, as I li.sd part of the money belonging to the Coromitts e, which I slid do ;, nn Friday the lath November,' and young Watson went tsezellier through Exeter 'Chaffee,. to see how many pistols, gees, end ejshres there were hanging up, and at the gun bl'"p oPPitsite ; we luotied at several other shops, and one which LW a great quantity of carting knives the window; are ;vent to the Savoy amongst the people who were working at the new bridge ; we delivered the hills of the mretieg, and in vited ilie people to come ; and the sante at the Fox under the iiiti; then we went, to the tap, or canteen, at the Horse ,ouarsts, where we saw some soldiers ; Wistson the .yontiger soaked them if they had heard any news ?-4 soldier asked, ' ' , hat?" Fir told them - there welt: 50,000 Russians l ooting, eng this, 33,00 a of then, had landed at Woolwich; one of the soldiers saist.lie slid stet thinletioreriontent hart sent fbr the Russians , tor i. shay could nut depend- Nina them (the soldiers), they ttbe • ,Ywould soon dispatch the Itussiaas, for,they would Mil fkrsuit them to pre-donsincer over them; very soon atter erards the trumpet sounded, and the nien we were conversing w is ta'wvitt away ; as We were going out,. we motet an artillery roan. wii;eavaa going to Wooolwich ; we aakvd him if they had any (Infect tor Monday; he replied, No. Ihey,hash no or d ers; K4Vt' Ilitiveeeeesil hills of tiro meetiug of Monday, and the. s;it'i trill to diet tibiae them among his coinpanions when er 14 ,1 to W....heir:lt: I asked the soldier to drink some gin and V - ttet with me, but he refused ; I and- young Watson Olen r—ttt together to Ware's; be, lives near liorseferry-raad; we found tttere,a serjetint of the Guards, stud we all went toge ther a 1;0P Ik-house'and had some porter; we began to t.toverse about the meeting', tout he (the std.:ant) slid riot • to be a man that liked to hear such' coneersatiori, .so we did is proceed; we left sumo: bills at Ware's, and 1 and Watessie, jtttf, went to the shop in lioreseferr)•To4lll and sent fir Witeltrainteeel, the owner of the waggon far which 1 a ereea, and left Ills. as a deposit ; alterable we went teen Politii:•hotive,near 'the nittrittfactiny of alaudsley and Smith, t the Westielititer-road; we ((Mud eight or tea working men thee ; it wets ti eir dinner time; we distribiltietif ; we had !'''' t fir-',.t . ''' , eivett a sql.scription efeies. ed. from. the men; we io svitesethereao come to the isteetingottutt hey promised to do s,o - ; two tales-wards went to No 1,, Dean-street, Fetter-lane, lolgittge, and saw -olltrie om ittee there ; this zs Fr day. the aettt; we reported that cm he bad done reepeat i'le the mitt'goii i 'and it was very tune , approved; white I MKsit tirestiiiir-place that afternoon, weaver breught so ne s given, and white; Watson paid him s""se - V:ine more than for it, at leupence,per On the hierferiz of S.iturclay, the arab. the Cinumitte... *net again ; what we wtrr t.l (L 1 fire iirrOS V arid Lthres i,r *hoit ii rt<<? Ynting Btf .0' Ott ..14i(1 tie K!, ;tlt-t ) inrchwe some, a , lie was gning the To eft'; ti, hy - Thistleweed far, 'tate, yerestesa, reaseletsessast elm ealy r t. r a-eats:as . riazeti pawl wiostil4l tse waelett, for if we eat tee better est a for ;was ila ary 'Ci - e . stv.lnid leave anises are? anonanition, and every thing t+e sr seareted. We than separated to aes Len stsffereut rottesits. lieoisec and ,myeelf.were to is tttwartle Paddingteis, antsenget the reavigatate, and invite theist looses,: to the selecting on alonday thetriltated bale as we wettt -nit. We Midila to the tosviseators, and grave theist instructions to come in as :;teat ai. body as they could; a great teeny pro utried to Viale. lit resturuietse down the Etigwere-road I ob served a pair of pistols lian a s-Mg at a sale shop; I bought them fur las. and left a deposit of is. I and Hooper then returned to Deau-strect. where we found all the Committee, and Keene Mr the 'first time. two or three pair of pistols were lying on the table; young Watson was casettes; hullets in a asoatel; he eeid they had gives twenty-eight shillings a pair for the .pistels; (reptied I had got a hitter pair (or ISt., and had left a deposit of es. I told them I bad seen another Fair that I thought I tumid get still cheaper; 'lllietlewooil then gave vie inane} to go and fetch them, :tad those I Iced bought lot 18s.; there was a dick stick on the table witiali I had eerie Dra Watiort have. There was Anne talk ofswords Which.had beets ittll by Watsoa and myself atStaeey's, and I went there soot brooght titans to Greystoke.place. two swords, a loug sword, and a -sluts one. Ile bromelit the braes barrelled pistols minty with bias and paid two as a deposit for entailer pair. Witness; tools the pistols to No. t Dealt- • strette Watson was there; he said he had Irtatee news to communicate • his sun dames bad Ist-might . him word that he hintseit Latta raise lealue men. Ile haa also heard where there was ..50,0att sta sh . of arms belonging to the Easter West India tansipaity; witness could not saywhich; upon I hie 'air. Thistiewood• said " Tuen we must alter our plaits." He addett that Young Watsfes should go down to Weispbseaund Pre-item to Slatsureaele, tin alond.sy, the ;ley to the tiseesseet, as he wee eatireattced he (Preeteial cools!: brine es hat seen train Spitelfields, Yeume ll'atstess hail solid ' he could raise. Prettoo was preseat, mot sail be could do see Mr. Thistte ntaud :arid, they should go Omen earls' in the antismog, and , sous AS, they essital get their mintidential men together, tits:) , were to assert et eillereet puhlitshouses, in oellet to make captain* of greet. or to give the hint what scat tsi be done. Yonne: Watssu said, ts Se'ell, Sirs, but all the old soldier's want sannuiissiuns, what are we to do with them?" Thiolsa wood said, " aoo must do the heel ',on can, for we 1111154.a:1. tight, aid harsh till we get the hes: at it." Thistieweed told' witeess he lutist ao to London Bridge, there liewas to :meet site. stoitiN. hie ss. ss Sent there because lw was hest lastrktato the greater pert of thee+. Titcy erre expected to Mine with theist weapons; of setae kind or other. Witness had beets a smith. Irlartag met suattis at London Bridge, hee was to proceed (lowa to Tower Hill, where he was 1.1 meet wills young %Vatican. On joining, when he into Youstg tVatson, they were to' 'attack the Thwer, awl if the sniffier; would nut let them in ay. eselicitotissa, they were to take it by seam if they had sudiciesst force. Several of the euldiersbad seen them before, and they thought they should get in with out any difficulty. They were too.tfer the soldiers elle hun dred guineas down, as woe as they should join theist, oradoste ble pay tilt' life, wiech they liked best. The pistals he bad Isruught were loaded. At this time tire colours and tint cockades were in Thistterrood's possession ; they acre brought to theystukeeplace on the Sunday. Ile remembered, cm the Sethi-slay, a frametwas made for a piece of calico, on which ass iteseription was to be written by Dr. Watson, the eider.— ' lie was to lint the intcription on the calico with a pencil, in red letters; . wituesi saw the inscription ; it sass, ** The Brave Solotees are oust. Brothers, treat them kindly." Ile (Mr. Watson) saide " that would make a great impression - on the minds of the soldiers." Mason took the calico to No. I, Dean-street, from Greystoke-place. When witness went to tireptoise-place that evening, he took with hint the brass hart riled pistols. Hooper tool; the pistols which had been produced, as purchatesaby young Watson, at the previsms meetitsee of the conspirature. Ou Sunday, the Ist of Decent ber, wittiest neat for the pistols, On which he had made it de posit of. two shillings to the paterthroker, in the Edgware- road, paid the, rest of the Isioisev, anti brougle them away. tie went on that day to No. I, bean -street; he took with him one Kichard Angel, with, whom he had lodged, and who bad been etuployed by him to make a staff forthe ring.. He took Angel: to Desnostreet to slimier, Ars ivitig these; he found young as ntson, and gave hint the pistols pi iwately, so that he did not suppose Angel saw what was done; 'young Watson put them into, a cupboard. 'fissure were present ,at dinner, !limper, Preetou, the two Weiser's, witnese, and Kees's, who, however, did not arrive till dinner was nearly over; Theolewood was there,' but did not sit down to dinner thesis, as bit slumer was to he ready at foilr o'cleck,.and the Evanse s mere to dine with In to . %Vi ten witness-and the others were dininl..; it wits about one o'clock. After Ire hied dined, witness was called out liy young Maim* and Thisaltwood into the yard ;tribe hack of the house; young Watson then bald," Dena' vaur blued, Sir, what did you brio;; this stronger here tor? !Cow do we know but you brought bias here to betray us?" After .young Watson had spoken thus angrily, PI Issetlewood desired wit nest Cs get rid Of Angel as sash as he could, its ha' knear they hail but that afternsmis left to theta for the completion of their arrangentente. %%Pit iless accordingly' got Angel away :teems's. as he could; he took' him is ptablieshoese, and, haring part e d w i t h th e n s t h e i r , went back 'again to (ireyetirke-piece; Ise islet the Committee there wills the exception of young Waistni and Preget' ; the elderWateon wits there, the Keens, %Os., were now let into all their secrets, and Tlsistiewood ; they repriosauded v Stitess. tar beingisig a etrangerlisere; it was (hen near four o'clock, tied Thaalewood had to go to dinner.. The remainder of the :arms mete divided cinema theist, rise colours, cockades, and the (tog, which had' beets left et Thistiewsiod's, were given to witness; some small cockades had also been prepared, which . were to be given to anybody with whom they should think proper totitait Owns; 'rinses:weed hat them to go to his dinner, but afterwarria returned; young Watson and Preston, wheri Tirittlesvued came back, were atilt away i Keats, re teaitted there, one pietist, the guard of which was broken, was given to Keens; the pines for -Monday were then sir ranged ; they tette nearly the same it had beets talked of brow, but it was now ;speed where they simnel first useet in the mutating; Ire and I looper were to go and pay the to attainder of the money far the hire et the waggon he isecord ingly did'sot he told to the propsietur of the waggon two nutes; the elder Watson and other* were to liroceed in the waggon train Chancery-laue to Sp.afields ; the eulours and aautter were to be put into the waggoo ; he did : not re member that Thietlewood then said . any thing • particalar /shout whet he would do on the following day ; he said, if be found the spirit of the people ripe he would act ups's; it; the Wetsons and Preston had speeches prepared which were to be delivered noes the waggon ; one rot theist related to the Lord Mayor. Young %Vattern and Preston were absent while these arresseetneets were meanie ; as . they were gone among the different orders Cl the people they expected to riseirt furs theranee of their designs. Thistlewood said, if he . found the spit it of the people rspe, aftersonte speeches had been de livered by Use eider Watson, he would then jump ;limn from the waggon, .astd head them .before Mr. Hunt cause. it was arranged that they should 'meet next morising at the Black Dog, iitDrury-lases, which is kept by otiesalater, he believed. at eight o'clock preeiiely.. Witness* that eight went to aVic dentudees and paid the remainder of the motley for the hire of the waggon. He paid el. fur the waggon, in additionato lee. previouslyagi vett, making in the whole ens. Thisi passed at the Ship public-house. The waggets was then ordered to be at the top of Caancery-lane, and it mile acedidingly at the time agreed upon. Witness proileced- sonic ribbon that night at the Ship; he gate Windeniude 4 bit of it, nail about St e.test of it to the seetaat maid of the tweets,. lie, aidauee htsow that any thing particular had been Said to Witidinunde about putting ribbons to the horses. IVindenoidediti not object at that time to, this being done.. On the following meriting, wituess went to the Black Dog, where lie found Thistle:wood, the elder Watson, Hooper, and Keane. Witnes% imptivell for youleg tt ahem stud Preston; he was answered, " Why tlid but ask 'Viet question, when he Itisew that they were to go early in the thinning to raise all the Men they could get at Spitattieltls, and in the Misseries." Pistols were then given to witnises, who toasted three of ahem ; he was then direeted.to put tlisaeoloure Sis the waggon, end told, it any of the civil Magistretes or police officers should inters opt Wine to :;1100t Mena or nut. them Ol throttlie body; and it . was added, they had no ucettaiuts to mind the civil power, it they could but keep. of the horse soldier* ; a quantity of s!ugs-60 or 70, or snore, were put into an old stociting,which was put into a dirty white handkerchief ; these, with souse gunpowder, were given to Keens to carry to the Waggon; witness and Hboper then proceeded, to the top of Chancery lane, where they found the waggon, and Witstlewnde and his two begs; he and Iluisper thee went to, his ledginat, for the deg ; Witideinude tied it to the staff, put it into the wstegort himself, and gave it in charge to Hooper; ,it was rolled up at that time ; witness then went to Nsa t, Dean-street, where be found Keens wrapping isp the banner in two old blankets; witness insisted Keens to pin it tip in the blankets ; lett bins to take it to the waggon,. anti saw nu more of them ; he then went to London Bridge, where lie was dirt:dell to go in order to meet the Smiths ; hue Mimd noise there ' toil every thing was perfectly quirt; he . saw nobody t h at he knew he pits ceedett 'down 'limners-street to the. Tower-hill, and to the Tower; where he found the gates shut, and au extra sentry on ; he conversed with the soldier, and asked hint the reason why the gates were shot ? the soldieretoiliedy" that it Was. nut accountsof the nseeting that slay its .Spa-tidal:;" liC thee weist up too, the Batik, where he Nom' .name difficulty' in grttitig in, as they were very caretul who they ad. milted; • he neat weua to Litelt Britdip ; whet' ht cause,tlsert SAY befirtl. grtlt tle•'-ittLag ► And * iftw ti•gb ; tise Fist iicrri davS i re teia.e saw werealse enter aISIIII and Mei Tbutte weal; 11? naked hint where his son ,(sines wars, and the rest et' thee) f Watson answered, " to the 'rawer, :.t.ck we'll to the Tne'er ; make baste, or otherwise we shall be too Wet" they went 011 , an d in 114 course of a very tittle tune he lost sight of them ; they went towards lent-lame in the direetien of the Tower, the Exchange, and the Bank ; be oak K.eans Us a tittle little also t WC. WittKelk had his dirk stick in his hand, hut it waenot drawn ; whites.; and Keans went on to gether to Cheapside ; they conversed on what had taken place; Keens said that he had beettits the waggon, and that he was afraid be bad left the ammunition mad balls in it; iu Cheapside they oret Mr. Hint Koller in the direction for Spa fields; he was in a tandem; witness stopped him, and asked what was the reason he was to We! herefeired to the clock, and said it was tint yet (mein's:lock; he asked what was the matter,. end was told that young Watson had gone of with a party towards the 'Tower; witness went on to the Tower; on his return lie saw yonugWatsou at. the hack of the any , il Exchange; the mob was then with him; he encouraged the motto fellow him ; they were at that time firing their pieces ie the air; it consisted of men and boys, who were armed with swords and pistols ; witness spoke .to him, and they went together to Bishopsgate-street, when young Watson turned to the right. They met again shortly afterwards, at the bottom of Leedenhall-street, near thiPitlitiories ; in the Mingries young Watson, at the head of the inciti, knocked at the door of a guusissith ou the right hantklide of the way, which be mid witue” had looked at before; he rapped loud at the " 11. , hut could nut get. in; lie then led the snob to another ganmitli'g ; when they got there Me shop was briskets open, and all the arms brought oat, such as guns, swords, pikes, and pistols; while this was being dune, young• 11 atsms, with a sword inhis hand . , was close at the door, Kg. iug the loch. to bring out the arms; witness saw the Ostia Watsots and Thiatiewood and Presto(' there; the elder Wat son had then in his hand the dirt, stick drawn ; the dial Was in one timid, and the other part of the stick in . the othe'r. Teisiteweod hail a pistol in his hand; witness did not notice if Preston had any arms in his hands; Preston was very quiets Keans witness saw at some distance ; Yuen; Watson .'" at ter came out of the hous e w n .with another sword in his and, VIII With a white belt nil; tie eaconregril the snob to tiring out the pikes; young Watson afletwards went with the mob to a shop lower down, which was tisoke open, and front which the mob took two small brass helit-pietes, anti a great quan tity of guns, swords, and t 1 he A! p,s.n.s ;not ;room the name of the gunsmith whose house was broken into: ,the Stnlio eai Close to ToWer-bill. At this time the elder Watson, she vonneer Watson,. Thistlewood, end Preston, wet e there; beans be dill not see t there were several claws among the tuts(); ime sailor Was partienlarlydistiognisheil ; the Watsmis called oet to the molt to "save their amninnitiots foe some thing betteraind not to waste it by tiringin the air,which they were doing at that time ;" one of the sailors began to spenze out one of the tield-pieces ; he then saw ThistlewoOd and the elder Watson go towards the Tower, as close to the's-4N id most as they eisild get ; they seemed to addreis - the eoldiers witlibut the walls et' the Tower ;moss the ditch; witness was nornear enough to hem' distinctly whist their contersatian watt they returned with the mob up the Minories to go to Spa-fields to get a greater force,as the soldiers did ma *eemtu take any notice of them ; witness was i 0 or-Pt yards froin the place where Thistlewood and Watson stood'while addressing the soldiers; there was a great noise at the lime; be was not above 20 yards from. the furthest gunsmith's shop This tlewood- was dressed ou that day in 4 loug !snore great coat, a blue coat Yoder it, with white small clothes, and topboists: theJtray.—He was near enough to perceive !Mistlewond and Waitsonwere speaking to th e ~01diers; both were 'speaking at the same time ; be rnuh see that they were speaking; they Were ill frolli of the mot, ;*.very few per sons were at that time ueur them; there were 40 or SO sol diers citi the parapet. - Examination continued by Mr. Gtlilti RT. • Returning up the Naiades, a wheel came of the carriage of one of the field- piOes ; young Watson then halted the pooh, and them Ao faint in some order; wuea.lbear the top .4.f the NI iaorics, ;in or 49 horse suldictsrn44lo their.appealamrs and immediately the greater part Otitis mob threw down their aims and ran away; triturss w4lited on. till the soldiers were tucise(l, as if he had not. belonged to the riuterm hundreds did the same ; he went to a puidic.honseat the top of Meek-lane, where he remained till it was nearly ,da.k; he then went to No. I, Dean street; he got there about half-past six 0'c1u.,34, where he found the two Watsons, Preston, and Thistlt.wou,:. Soon after he attired there, the elder Watson began to pack up his papers and linen, as if he were to go away. Witn e ss 'ignited where. he and his•s On were going Thistiewood said they were going a little way into the country, where a house had been Itrepllred for them, and they would hear ham them Neon. - Witness inquired where Hooper was, and was told v Thistlewood that he evam taken (as some of them mast expect to be), with the colours ; he added, that the Walston, were going a little way, out of town, but they should siotatbeas from theM nt the Red Hart its Shoe-lanes by the Milne of 3olia %Vinland. NS'itness asked if they had shot any body' young Watson raplied be.disi net.ittlow. Tbistlewood said he wits perfectly satisfied BOW that ,the people were nut ripe enough to act; he said nothing else that he remembered in particular. The two 'Masons - and Thistlewetod went away together, at about half-past six, or seven o' c lo c k. Th e thi ngs in the house it was arra t tecdthat Preston's daughters gamic, fetch away, . and lake them !.4. No. 9, Preystoltn-place. The key Of the house was left with Preston.. FOURTH DAY, TIMESDAY, JUNE 12. JOHN CASTLES cross •qamine4 by illr. WETHERALL. lie said he had seen no one, nor conversed with any one since yesterday upon the enhject;of his evidence. It was on the Oth of February last he wets taken up for High Treason, and be bad nu promise of a pat don, for be had trot doneany thing to wants pardon he bad been ellowed to go out since he had been in custody, but he was attended by Mr. Stafford and, another police officer ;• h e b a d peen Bentley, the man who made the pike-heads, hat he teed not ”xikeot tot him ; he had gone round with 'those officers to severol pinil,c-hou s es and other places which had been frentieuted by the conspira tot s ; he was a smith toy trade, but he bad not worked at it for t 4 or th years ; he was about 09 or 80 years of age, and had totally lived by making doll for children ; he had twice before been committed to prison —once upon a charge of uttering forged bank notes - at Guildford ;he turned evi dence against one Davis, his compartion;who was bung npin his testimony; this was shout three or four yetire ago; be tram again committed to Abergovettny goal upon a charge of aid ing the escape of a French prisoner of ear, but he said he was not guilty of that offence; on the contrary, he did nut nietin to aid the escape of Colonel Fretone, but he meant to betray him ; he got into this transaction by one Warner, whom he saw in prison ; Warner gave birn' two letters to be conveyed to France, lint he gave them to Mr. Silvio), of the Transport Bimini ; he acted under Mr. Sneden's direetlans; he did not know Warner himself, but he toeceme acquainted with hint in prismi, in gtsing to see another men,his ainnainte afire, one Hatred Kennett. Upon hying asked what became of Kennett, be said he was hanged; he wasenarried at Doter Court Site ten or twelve 'years ago hut admitted he bad ahaildithed iris wife, and at length confensed' he Beet) with one Mother Toms, who kept a loilginOiouse for females, and they Might he pro,tittites.,• 'he uev e r i nter f ered in the ma nilpotent of the house lie &h Th ied that l i e wee e bully", or as it is more politely called, the protectoe of the honer ; his name he admitted was formerly on the door, but Mrs. Toms arranged' with the lodgers. Ile was then examined as to the details, in which he did not vary much from lois yesterday's examiiiatiott, but added, they had also ineeteit the shippiug on the Thames, which were to be seized t o,' a fleet, and no 'lice scoot to all ships at sett that there was anew Got ernment, vold they must conic home for fresh orders: he said after the first myelin , at the Spn-fields a party dined with Mr. Hunt, ain nd he gave a toast, May the last of Kira ee be strangled the bowels of the last of - priests," upon which Mt. Hunt reproved him fur his violence; he hal changed his name to Jackson after the second Spa-fields vueetinz, became he appre hended that he should be taken up. Thisilesvood and young Watson were to call their norn together at the bottom of Gray's inn-lane at a given time; the elikr: Watson and me were to have three or . four •htitidred ;teen to divide the emit hustibles for the destruution of the linrracita at a given time; we were to take the horses of the heckney coaches, and tate the coachmen off their boxes and malie then, join its; the looses were to be mourned by floor who' 'Could ride, tor form a cavalry; the coaches were to stop up the avenues; the er.d of Oxford -street woe to he commended by Harrison, he he ifig lot artilleryman; all the aide of the metroptoie, front Ox ford-street, Holborn, Ace. was to he barricaded by any thing flee we could get; Preston Was to go dOvin to the Tower; he ge'd Cisuld not ride, but upon such an occasion a that he could wail; fast enough ; then the Piceedilly Gate we wore to chain and blockade with any thing we could get; the wait and r'pikes and rallisactites in Piccadilly were to be tat:en down if we (timid not get carriages ; this was to begin at twelre or one o'clock at night; eiol we Were to take posseesiout of London in , two or three hews the Knightsbridge Barracks We could not get et th t e see/let:hoc plan was not B pe ite.l there, be cause it woold al.e so touch materials • these soldiers were to he prevented coming Ilium us try two field pieces bring pot the oxfus4 It tact thte then iVt(t. 14 be lc port}' of Fikemeo l e l rr ; t:ll l P t fl b r e k il trp ' l e : Ud r ii4rihn 1 : 1111: : :: r ' , 141 „ 11°It' ; ek*-111i* the Palace; nrither the Buonapaitr's earioas gun in the Park were thought of; th !lan-arks were to be left alone; Thistles-DO examine them; London Bridge was ts h' -hips in the River were to be manned with artillery corning up by- water; out to sea to telt the ships there was they must come for fresh orders; no composed the Committee for the ex( all ant were Generals; I did not, spent plan yesterday; t hare isoite by the I the first Spa-firlds Meeting, Angel the prudent, tor fear should be takrs . name till after the second me •ting; Market; !cannot swear that I SAW n 1 ter 'Change. I saw sabres; one of tl the blockade plats was. that we could her of persons without calling a mr seretal times at the Sp are:vs faecal toner, began to talk to are alma went, though he did not at that r tnal do not suppose .be had eve r spoko ' second 'ipafirlds Meeting I first diselt 6th or7th of January; 1 was taken ning of Fehruaty; I was its the room Meeting; I saw tWo or three persona fist in a Magistrate's face a Gele me off the table,,and I said if he du was afterwards told lie w.i a ,Mail acquainted with' the Police Officers, many there ; the eta; was its sigh the Gentleman into whose face know that the room in to which taken h.( the 3 , l4g i Strates; I nerei with the landlord at the Ca\ tber other persons had i'oiced themseli the Magistrates rime I ass at the left Hunt was at the rift .t; I could secs, a:id the flag Wigging oat flowing abso there were 00,000 persona at Spa•At i4.e00 or 10,000; I know Mr. Dysll, Chairman; I took tie flag after the eerie-street Hotel; I kept it till Sie choke that I chanted niv name; I Tsitiaii- :Cads Prison : Mr: islatforil, the coat hare nu; he paid for the . on, and he has given toe all the since; all my thiuha have been purer.. ford furnished the money for toy wife shale, 51 the beginning at Fehrotry nir , elf why I sent her awry; uotitid shatild he sent ei , isy ; i do 1,4. 131 1, she auto!! bare stated a ea').l"m•inT very probably she alight bare brim . beim: herself told to go ton of the room arrested, bisniatightera assisted sue in, front Nis. 9. Gres-stoke-place, at there I look an old table and an old lied ti Committee were broke up, and I appro . ,_ .t .. own use they (the Committee) suppOn".. they left me no money ; Thistlewned *Ping . .shoull happen, we shotald ha re out of the country; 1 had no ,arcess slice, Bloomsbury; I did not kite found there, until the Keeper of me. • Nit. GURNEY.—Were'yon stetr bury, after you and Yonng tl'ats,A there?-Nu, never. Yes, it attlistr, • Elder Watson and Preston's daughter things to Grey stoke-place. Int err then) under the bed. COURT.—You mention you were I bow was that to be paid ?—Wheu see Bank. (AKTRT.--Was that agreed upon COURT.—Who were p•eat ut %hi The prisoner- • The witness prneeeded.—Ml the to he destroyed, awl we were to pay , man's plate was he be taken and fall was to hare the Cap of Litirtrty Ott tI JGRYMAN.—When was this t.;.' Meeting every General was to hol, by check um the head General ; tits to be takes unt ; Rerset House sax Thistlewood found us money. Woad t-1 know of none. closed,Here, at half-past one n'clocl;+ it LwAhi:awn ir a. r[l 6got t a b idn e it p oeti ri ., sin s re at r o ap r; pl i ie k d e f : t r j4 I keep a entitle -house in East So' 4 —P , t ;::: l , : e l ? r i trii r t l ieat : e i r rot e t i ten i : ii ti r t he o u n s .Lile f , a n thttio w cou t l aou l i k d i ict i t die t t l.iii::: " Ade a rs: : ::: l ; asp. e ore t t ,A h h9 lm e et h k P , A d iti r ;: a ti : s y: ' a ll .cw o ll , : e t sih ri os ' l ) ; l l l : i el e ; - [ A ': i i 4 ;,it irt , oti. scam b eer at the tu A hni, g ~tl yew fry% i t osr.'" ard is i the "Conte.otli Qty . brave bins. Tower would hare been in oar pooe f 'C O O' were j u st going to up the bor;,100 innisel;-he bad a drah coloured g ,0 0 10 .001 . . I , in his hand, which ha Ottor ig ' ru I slti° 4 ' • if . you bil ion alias% with . CO ° o P t Cross- exam inetf M r Mr. 'Watson said hr mad go lhtre h at t,iIPI 4 1s ea r od saw ma ti n g r oo pt t m o a e ri i y u p t e h i e ip ta te p i . r r i o tl ln ie i rVe . a ten minutes; Atkins staid In 01 1 x . e ; boo of: 0 f , not been out in the morning: thq...; s 4 b° °f Aitot ; get the beer; had ne ver seen n ow- o rje,. Y"tertleYs when I saw bias settle htVorist4 t.V,, ildr.sh 'coloured great coat on ; the, ',; tht, : l e gto several times before I tohl r, f "0 .111 ‘ 11 • ail f. f coming who was in the tan room ' stoil;ft that went into the tap-room. • eft 4 iie Q. You were not in the top WM , D itiere reason fur saying there were sailors Man "Ids there were sailors that I knee;lo,ol'w the !IA in half an your—l ease' mean time. o p , ' i 3 . 41 0 WO' Re-ttamined bJ gr. 0 0 0 The general run of any tarr" nit h i t 10, s°. 4 0 4 (Wm. Miller, a sailor, was htuali Muller was there.) • / P:0f',1 4 9 WILLIAM ttratillnel vet so k s o I am a seaurats; I remember the r o ° ,etebroi t"' • Mrs. Wrig•tit's house on that day :l if 0 0 1 3 ,00. in and talising to Atkins; be 'bis t v he'd have laid the Tower 1 t il , Fi k I don't know the man wbo saio 0 0 .02, 0 1, 41 ' fore or Sr 3 o 04 ': c t getting dualiish ; I don't think 1 , t" 0° ththe.er7i:tiesryigtirertint Try sailors.ther" 4 ,1 • ~ler at ill me We shall give the ' l f c o ff" m o rroyr. Our Reader s .sr • of the Vertlipt of f tbe `Lott! BYaos --The SCenc.l(lol6ll4 by tilis N oble men , en:rift:loAl! C1i,c1; 1 4 4 : 1 the Higher Y 0 , 0 115. :tied and pertly in the moo lose, „I v t or t!! 1 1 0 iilf• u ell esicuisted to ars . ‘ +i d! its% • stinlitintod"rettesinSe-tticigbiStiiiiigatetliiintltrliettitill;aleStil:CCbrl'elsle:ii°slll)lll;:s°f Ire' liar character. itW ; ,e On S up-ac last, in ('jtßftus► lAvir .1 01‘ e ,h3n , ` On the 14th in4tant nt daoi ot• , o f P Daddy, to Jane Marta; .coly of ttotherhithe. LONDO:•:: Printed by J. 11. / 1 0 le/ 'VI. ' II C iri;S,() -tot Of Plnistd CRsT i- ‘ 0,;(# Outteirsquare; o e , i pqk '!'"Pr", of Suntb )101Top 100 . 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