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PlcrudLLING-OPFICE, June 179 1817. THE COIIIMISSIONERS for VICrUALLING 1,114 41LIJES7'Y'S N.. 4 Pr do hereby giice Notice, That ')2l T 4e "laV, the eth Jay next, they Will be ready to receive ',niers in writing. (,pealed up), and treat teethe. Supply of A l ' 4 unary 41 FRESH BEEF 'n be required for the sae . Ships and l'essels at Strttnraer ant! ,Loch Ryan, on t Coact Sintlankfor Twelve Calendar l ifont4 l , from Me r ige ' 3,1 of July next. The Conditions or the Contract may bi'.'ieen at the Se "eleov'S Office, at this 011 ire; or by apply'f . .4 to the Collector ei the rustonts at Stranraer. No regard will be had to any re niter in which Me Friel 14 4.11 not be isorrted Ix Il'ords at length; or that shall not le delivered to she 'Board, be Ire Out o'Clock on the said neettay, the Bth of July new( nor unless.tke Person who ~ ,s arihet the Tender, or same Persoti on his Lehalf, atten ds 1 " r.,;sensukr when called far. , #erh« render ?remit altti 6e accOmpaitied IY a le"fr 4.11" f/: 1 0, 11 06 responsit:e Pcr.run,r ty4rsxbry to gq-conte Gaunt, to Party .terideriv, ilk the Penal Sum qi S DOI. f or the dur Per foi:otatte,of the contract. • ' LE 'OF THE CO %I MISSIONERS 'OR TrIE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCIIP,QUF,R No. 35, Great George-street, Westminster. NOTICE is liel-f.by Om the Conimi•c.. t4 r , sinners appointed by the Act of the .47.th•of the Nine.. At ,'" 3 •1, for the Issue of Exchequer Bilis to a limited 4.11 ,°" 1 t, for the carryittz on of l'hblie WOrlmaiviTisherie'e,. I," the Employment of the t'nnr in Great Ilritoin." are ready tHZ,et've applications. in writin;., for;thrUMV'or F.X -,441 NUM for the several purioas recite 4 : 4 T ILe t cct; th• Sums ~ea, 1 3 ,6 11 "aft in which they are to he employed. , mid tile sYcisfi l .Y toal,""I to be cireu . ; are to he imniediatety Marie, athlreeced la u ,'""blY to the Act, " To ttie Commissioner! (or jhe of Exchequer hilts," ;.t their Office , ot above. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Seeretar. oNEy for Mortgage, Annuity, 'Post Obit, i toledt or Reversion, to, th e amoun t of ,a Million. —Apply 111 : t rlY, bY Letter only, arliWsii.d. in the Seeretary of tit ude h, Rtlightsbritlcs, wbicit will be regarded with prowl ,- Inc ee rli aecrecy.--None but matters of importing can be . . , . tr rl y, T 1" Day waapublisbcd, price 2s, setted,' I ,! V t SPEECH of JAMES STEPHfiN,Ftsq. •, . 'novel' Th e Annual Nteeling of the AFRiCtAN INS rt 1 tr. johli Itus,Pree,nciinn', flair, on the Stith nf - 1114reh, 0117. (41.41',.,'",4,1 t la v reqneo of his 110:t al 'licitness the MICE c.oti c t ,'",' ,, Teli,, the Ptetident of thet-Stteiety. 4 444 wI TI 1 Prtoted (or .1. Hotterworth and Son, Fleet-street ; J, 13xtrhar , .... ~.....:_ "Os 1'1=444. COUNTY FIRE-OFEIC soul' t A:NT P ros-sT RET, s TRAM). 11 1 4 b u k_ _ TR t'STEt #. „,.._....... 1 IaIN / vgf Bakal., K.O. The Enfl Of,UPP I Ir , v 1 7 1 7. Il e aqui. (4 - Buckingham, Ari!liant Praed , 9:. - 7. p: 4 liac quisigNortbant ton, S.Bernmed Moriand,raul• PI .P. Kt 20 , , Anti 3 Sixty Directors. 1 Itaya-Noll bisector -- J. T. Barbei Beaumont, Ent. F. A . S . AS t) tle aitinutt o f t I . t fl 4 .5 . 0 01 . V ce -li iren . bten paid within the twit three years to those ‘% t li te t). } tit n i,! l'ethinlured S'Veri Yvars I-44 greater Advantage to e l ; a t) . tti th 411 h/isi been hitherto yielded hp . arty welt -secur d c r. ai l in, Itp qr ,P' e , lll . And tile. Pohlic way rest assured tha t, i ohjec taq. 1 9 1, °Mee nee nerd 'clefe‘tted npon me e foga n . i ot '),,11t order to enhaneo these Iteturns, hat that donit d Phtti h 11 41) „,.. I MI, *hit the utcntot promPinfis' . f ici r i t in. ‘nr ant "ellet has prerett'that, in, the Iloginesi 0 ;,n t i'•C flue' ttiati n ;!' A ! Ihrytt Permanent Caital, in *d il a.' -° . - h e gotail,....stets arisi , ig from the Pre:11101ns. it necessa7 ...), itie psi "ECURITY. This krouttlent alit sultlitinn4l Capita l tow .t final 51eMbefs hive providetito 'the extent of 400,0 00 1 . . Th e 7, 4 , 6 n.it are responsible lot Lows. . to wit slittoiving are a f ew , among were! tnouand Persons. I'l 0 :kill* ittint , e Returns are nose tnirtiltiel* Lin / 8 ri 1/ 1 11 , I ,,LOst Nnhls the Nlar itlig of uuckirigh.r.k - --•,, j , , , .wt MAIN the Nl'ar i quis of Nutthatupton - . 1 f. WI, i Irii ge r, 6 i b ila,m 1 - 1 , 41, 4 10.. - .•: e u_ •0. zsortol, Lt.•- 48 2 ii r . Trnit h ," p hi I 1 : - - _ 57 0 : c" tl*l ' I. - - ~. :4 IP 0 . Nvu o s 1, tr. stt . limn* - ~... • • Alter ntvd Wood 611 ilicittnausworth - 69 4 ; g:l3fttnes and Att4ti n ti, " -lt,atthury - . 04 10 ' , 2 49, 1 1 ''' ti -.1% Esq. ntintt hi" '' - ' " 9 . i p il te! ' " "- ' El, t);; l itd e le, Noeth ' qmptuttst!ire ••• - , 14.1 Piitrer, T. sq • tiraticiti ' - ° - 0 11 ,• kt P l ' th lwdeo ainl C' 11 Iti l e I - - fit IS . : 1 7s. I rbtfullev, New!: k ." es " 1 - - 49 1: 1 4. 1iii" 1111 t•e",. Mai r - .. 43 11 ' 6 am 1),, „ , -' . - i - es 15 0 fig, 10 ,7 . .„,.`. Eifel. Stanste.til Ahhots, ITerl ...1 10 a te k A."te nini , ,latia I:, h , file Ili inelpni Towns, re ho '‘ ir "n it ° Um rroVidrAV Lae Wice b luaudol on ittli'ol. o . , . letiOD 40' Doi•bi at i tli 141104 e 0 01110 i , , . Ilad ti , b i tedtlr. led PP" tribA ca l . .-..... NUMBER 7737 .] rot , .., 1 "'"N...uui,..,„„,.„.„.„.......u........0iu..u.uu..u.uu...ui0.uu.......0 nil Po ° get LAST WEEK. ' !melt!lis,r_ag ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. . ..ini.t , 1 ICE is ilerehy given. that the F-KiiIBI- -7:40-ii/44. i 4 : Lasz T . lo ,E N sA l v t . lip . itciY . .-1: . AC..IADF . ;MY will i'IiiALLY fi .... o (I Q , _ , , itIMA Ni.X r, .tho eSIII Instant, at Seven I led s of. ~ Pl:ectsely. ‘ l4l ' po , lgra tbi e ; ., MI-il'lill/t,igl:l9l" (every Ilny' from Fight o'Clocll . till 'Aercn) One „, Cataingn, 4 hit. thillittg. We V oi e p t, lIENKY HOWAItD, lI.N. Secretary. r iri . : 4; kt iftt. li_ib . itors are reqnistill to send rat their Works Ines ' 'kF l ' " ' ‘ lot , li, on ltritiodirit it t,4 4 mur s ilin r g ? cdneAay the 2d of July, after Eight o'Clock or 00 .01 ".**•-•,---....—..;_______ fuld r ida,- ' 7 1crtzei LIAVG-OFFICE, June 20, 1817. In. r.l4. :THE ,1, t oo b ;; vq.linti ISSIONTIVfor VICTU4LLIN 6 i : 110 1-e :1 4 144 His 11 141.TBS7'1"S NAP - 1' do hereby gire Notice, 40,4!-: 1 " 7414%UktY, the gth of July next, they will la ready to r r 8 N i : r : tee riPe Vende r • l is $.4.11, tbi,,,,,„ &in o. , riting- ("sealed up), for origin Quan- r telist4 ; &__ P"'ne IFISII BEEF and FORK (cured lit Me 4441 40: 7 , sa :o e.; ‘ vadtfretertientel in Ifulf-Pentheous, Tierces, WI tt A.-„,„ puolil A. 2 , 4 _ _ , r , i , not exceeding in the aggregate Three , Y'hoessand • iptigu rr n of each speciei; to be et elivered ley the ti st tiny of _ 0 01 iitto,„,... nest; into his Majesty's Victualling Stores ,:t !t or; 1 4: ` t, :a . . and to be paid for by Bills payable, without lit- ) iinal v a , L : 1 " . (4 .q. offer date. 4101 .. i, erremr i t , dition.t of . the Contract tnay be seen at the Se- lf P a. s ef' Y 1 Office r l . °7 ' V ° Tesler ' ,ref r; 1144,1 _ , . . 7 for a less Quantity thin to the extent of Two ~,, 4 __ T r t. t _ l e rieectx of each :petits will be accepted; nor wi ll ~,, ,, e , , ja .i. tc i ► : b had to any in which the Price shell not be inserted ; 7 11 0 , ': " l' at length, or that shall not be delivered to the i. ibe sc‘; hoardJ r" before One o 'Clock on the. said Tuesday, the Bth of ;bly le j 4 :1 " 21 , no' unless the Person Oho snakes the Tender, or I acriltiiit.folie Perm: On his hehetlf, attends to answer wise's called who i i iis ,_______, • ii 4 4 — . i• i PlcrtzeiguiNa-oPrrex, June 17, 1817. NO' y pt b e ' t7 r 3 6' 0111 Is 4 oti Cu.:te 0 , t r i' l i d s tt o b 6 , 14.04, ( 01' , • . ~ / 4, 4 , 0 it . . I:::4,0•X_, . . : g., ,„_. 7 t y4; ...1 4:4 1, 4e i . 0• , ".30( ':: 4 . 0 4 ~ . • ~ • • . , ~ , , . .)1. 44.: . . ,• ..at , ' N I" '- ' A - 9•42kZ 4 17, ".' ,„ , . . ......,. „,: 4 c o f ry ,4. ' ,• • , ,',•;",'"'' ' ' ' ' : '' . ' ' . ' " - - 4 .... , '- rr - r - N , - -tli • - , !,,, th. -..,:eA, ~ .... •, .. ~,... .„. -.,; ~.....:-.. • „ ~ • - - os , I f u t i niTti . 3 . . ,-...--- ... . ... . •. , - . -..„. • ~,,,,,e zt- ,4 1„ ,,pr . .,. .‘; + t - - . . ..,.,•, ~...• _ . 7 IN 4 , • I . T .- ~, 4 . ..„ _ 1. 4, ,,4 4 . 2.,.........„ ~ ~ .... ....., ...„,, , , ...... ~ „ - . . ... v. . ......,, 4. i; IN. , ...k...: • ' ',/, ', .' r, ~, , . - ----,:, ~ -;: - „ :.::.• ' - .7. ,-•:. - • . _ .- . ; • " N DAY JUNE •.;1, 4 'l7, .-rPtifdv, ~ .. .., .w , ~ ~. -• , ALBION Plllt AND. LIVE INSURANCE comr.‘STY NEW BRIDOE-STItt'XT, fIt.ACKFRIAItS, ENIPOW E O 1:31 :%Ct' PARLTATENT. • • • CAPI'fAL.-.ONE -11 I 1 LLI ON: fNS URANC ES fal Vritg due ut 111DSI11'IN12 11 . tvitl.expirc,•,titoleas renewed mithin Siftectillays from that period. it,is one 'of the ,advantages Company,. as re gards the Public, that it holds out no profecsion u. sharing profits with those it insures. ; Perioll6 W 10) .utter lOSSiare in • deCnilitiCti to the amount insured; .ant; . are not .iahle to Cabs , to make good the losses of others; ti.VeSPonsibility fritm winch they could not be free, if their Insurances were accompanied with any prospect of benefit to arise•froin profits.. Verson, insuring on the plan ofreceivutg rettirtts, have, been actually ,subjectettto the effect; of this responsibility. The Company!, gates and Condltiotts arc of the most rea ,onahle description :--o,liberal c ommission is allowed to So licitors others, dfeetitig Life lin,Urince; and every f oci, lit y is it'lrorded, by which. the interest atikconrenienco of thu Public may be promoted. WARNF.P. , PHIPPS,. Secretary. NEW GOLD SOVEREIGNS. ir SIVEWHIGHT the Coott.tictot fur the 42.7 • GitAND`sUmAtE.lt Lor FEMY of I 0,40) Tickets, Was made arrangentents for accointdoilat nig every Holder of a Prize. with the beautiful NEW GOLD UOIN ; Two Allifils of all the Tieliets'kviz. 7,4)001 will be drawn 9tlt JULY, and Llsety one b e ing entitled to smue beilent will have the Privilege of el:timing some SOVER NS EIO in:Payment. The s c heme contains . FOUR PRIZES OF' 'TWENTY THOUSAND I'O',7NUS each, and nu former Scheme, of so small a num ber of 'ficltets, ever did contain More than TWO; there is therefore Twice the Usual Chance of obtaining Priers of that Magnitude, in favour of ear)? Adve , ,turcr. Thu Schram shortly is • 4 .... Prizes of .... /..iO,OOO ' are .'... L. 00,000 2 ~. .. ~. .• ......... , lO,OOO , 20,00 2 ............. .... • 2,000 , ,ouo 2 ... t ;NU ... . 9,000 ....... . '24 ...... of .. .. • ... 5001. 5001. &C. 9,130 smaller Prizes 5,900 Blanks to be new Tiaets, or receive 101. Morley 69,000 8,064 Prizes. , . „ J..15:1,460 Thus the absolute Small Prises are equal to.tbe usual, pro portion. There is further the 5,900 blank, that in former Sclfetties would ilagi: remained Wanks., are is this Scheme to become New Tickets, or entitled to 101. each, making en Extra Sum of 511,00 01 . in favour of Alibi Lottery.' A splendid Total 0f,189,46M. and ever); Tichet bonafide worth 1G1.75.1011. in Money, 0r . 61. 75.10 d. each inure than furni'er Lotteries, theu6h 'rickets are 51. cheaper, and, selling , ut the low prices of .. Ticket Half .............. 919 o '' eighth ... sll CS Sixteenth ,CI 6s o'd. only. At.,his Old Oilicies,:- • No. 37, Cornhill, I No. I'l, Holborn , a n d • 88, Haymarket, , : ' 141, Oxtord-street.. The Drawing begins the 9th JULY, 0.01 tbe First4rawn Prise will receive Ten Thousand More, and every Tickut will lii.come a sinall Prize . of not less than 101. value, with the Privilege of receiving some New Gold Sovereigns, and being the ours chance of obtaining that superb New Coin. --- 0r Tlittrodai will be . publishid, in Oro. price Is. Gil. ailki KING ItICHAIII) THE By J. I'. ktMlit.E. Printed ft.r JOHN M UattAv, :116envirle-street. ' • - LICENSING LIQUOR SHOPS. • Thili Day was pnblistied, price 9s. ed. THE' 'EXISTING LAW iiesp4cting the RIGHT of RETAILING sPIRITIJOUS LIQUORS st4ted and Vindicated. By JOHN BOWISES, Esq. Prinfed fur J. M. itichinlion, .3, Cornhill. • This , Day 'avrer published, ny . T. EGFATON, at„tbe ,Military Library, Cbaring-Cross. dei3OMPAR A I'l Vl 4 ; .VII.,OVS of the STATE of 11,EA BRITAIN a.. (I ITtEGAND; as it was, Ware tlic War, and as it is, kinca the l'eaCe, • By 6EO. CIiALNIERS, F. R. S. S. A. MR. MOORE'S NEW POr,M.'.—SECOND EDITION. This Day Wks published (id Edition), in 4to. price ei es. LA LI, A R 0 o.lt 11, •an Oriental Romance. By THOMAS MOORE, 'Esq. P r inted for .. Lauginan, Hurst, Rees, Ornic, and Brown, PaternoArr=row, Also, just published. in 410. price 11.55. ILLUSTRATIONS 'to the • POF.M, engraved by Charles Heath, from Paintings by K . Westall, lt,A. TRIAL OF DR. WATSON; FOR HIGH TREASON, • (With a correct Liken 's.) This Day was- published, In Dotty svo. price 7s. boards,' with a Portrait, Iron; r. Drawing takeu expressly for this Work, DlEat BA. of .TAMILS. WATSON., the Either, Surgeon, toe Hig h Treason, before the four Judge, nt the Cnort fif king's Bench,' on Monday, June R, i i 7, and the followin Days. I'AKEN IN SHORT-ELAND- RV MIL FRASER, OF THAVIKs INN, f . 041 This is the only Edit ion that contains a verbatim lie • part of Castles' Evidence; .and Pniieitits of THISTLEWOOD, PitEgTON, anti HOOPER. arc .ha Work. • LtindOn I Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster rote; and by all Booksellers in the Milted Kingdom. This Day was published, in Bvo. price 4t. 6d. in 'boards, pRAC'rIC Can H INTS for' A BSTRACTI NG TITLE. DS, arranged under the following Heads, . A FR EEHOLD TITLF4. st. A COPYHOLD TITLE. :3.4A T.F.ASEHOLIVITFIX. 4. MISCELLANE,}I.I .• Intradttecd by 6hort*aarks on the distingdishing proper ties and yetuliar Efficacy of particttlar Deeds, front the best Authorities; also the optative words peculiar to each species of Oced.• . . • • liy SAMUEL HAIIPUti, Lan , Stationer. London :" Printed far J Butter*Urth and Son, Fleet. street ; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dubin. —___ . . EXtIiEQUEIL aEPowrg. This Day were pUbliiite'd:by 01.Claile and Sons, Law 11001'- Reliefs; parrogel.street, Littecan's Inn, In Itnyal Bro. Part In, Vol. U. prtee to t. (to be continued), ItgOORTS . oriptred #l . Oll ile . f artntn NI in the •cohyr or ExctisOttittiv EASTfat TEI6I; 1816. ily GEORGE PRICA, Eq. Barrister at Law. Of whom utile be hail Wu 'Firit 'Volume, conuininit the (lases in F:uster 'feral, 54 Geo. 111. to Trinity Terre, ttfd the Sittingi after , F 5 Oto, Ifi_p t ieffi :14.1s—hil:trtit. 00 . I .b e pii tier f o o s himself coped de of this Court will, en to announce, that the i K:esrwlkh a rlaii on't he Equity si us heretofore,. be tweed h". 1 041 11 e hiyie whitl f viva those which are (I,;iiiittil heftite itie whi)l' Cunrt, as ti ire 'heard before ; be - 1,400 Chit f liarnn sit tin; alone ; and be undeittios that 34 importult,.accition shall De omitted: ••' • • 11-1 E SECrttcY'. The 'Corot itiee of * .s.eerecy,,t6 ‘vircm the sevtrAl • Vapert - wAtch were,,pruse.nt4 (s e a l e d to, 11 mse, by Lord Viscpuot CAsTLEitv.so tht..stti day. of thiy cononaml ot his Royal Highn'ess the I'iu - Nce. ruG4.l , , Were • referred, and who were directed to examine the matters thereof, and report the stritis . ,.,as"tirey • shauhlrappear to them, ,to the. Ilinisai-44raVe, pursuant to the Older Of the lionse, examined the same accordingly,. and agreed to the follow ing Report : In forming an opinion on • the present .internal sitnation► of the country, your Committee could not fail to bear in inimi the information kid be fore them, At en. early 'pat of the SeSsion, upon. ti1:44,;) to , t4 first llypori %%a. founded, The Papers :now communicated to the Com mittee, continue the narrative of the proceedings of the disaffected in the counties before reterred Ltnrashire, Ldcestershire, Nottinghalu. shire, and Derbyshire (to which, part of York and the town of Birmingham andStockport, 'loilit now be milieu), troth the period ot that Re-' port down to the present time. Your Committee find in these papers, not only a complete corroboration ot the justness :01 the apprehensions which they then expressed, but, proofs grittily decisive of the contittuance of the same machinations and designs, breaking out into fresh eels of Violence and insurrection, up to the preseto Moment. - Your Committee stated in their former Report. that " even where petitioning was recommended, " it was proposed to he conducted io such a than "tier, by an immense number of Delegates, tending in London at the same time, in several '' parties, attached to each Petition, as might in duce. an effort to obtain by force whatever. they " demanded ; and that a general idea seemed " prevalent, that sOme fixed day, at no very " great distance, was to be appuinted fur a se.. " venal rising." The first attention of your Conimittee has been directed to the proceedings of the , public meeting, held early in March, in the town of Manchester. At that meeting, which consisted of ' persona as • VEICHOiIS CUIViII and populous villeges in the vicinity of Manchester, as well as Uf , 11 . 0bitants of Manchester itself , it was propuse,l .11 the same leaders, who had previously attract • ed the notice at four Comutittee,, that the Peti tioners shoold assemble, at the sante. place, on Monday the 10th of that month, prepared to set out.on a Medi to London, it' present . their 13err. i..ritith et irselVeisto the . Prince Regent in person I that they 51101114.1(nm themselves into parties.ol ten :each ;, (which arrangement was proposed with the professed view of nut transgressing the law) and that they should supply themselves with provisions tor . the mardi, and with blankets fur the purpase of sleeping on the ground. At many other meetings pjevious to the 10th, which, though comparatively private, were yet ntiniernuily attended, is was represetAed to them, by their orators, . that they would be surrounded by . the police and the military , and t h at the y would be an easy prey it they prOceetied Witlidet omit kir their protection. They were assureditotre%er, that their numbers, which, in the course of their progress, would amount to.not less than 100,000, would snake it :itttpOssMe ultimately to resit them. It was stated, that all the large towns, in Yorkshire were adopting the same plan, that the Scotch were actually on' their march, anti that it the Petitioners could once reach NottinghatiG or Birmingham, the business would ha done. They were advised to choose leaders over each sion of tens, fifties, and hudreds, anti to appoint a treasurer to receive contributions, which were actually Made iri a great number 'of small stints, put of which fund they were taught to expect that each man would be supplied with a daily al: lowance. A Petition was accordingly prepared, with a copy of which every tenth man was furnished; and which concluded by stating to his Royal High pelts,- that, without the change which they demand.. ed, g! they could neither support him, nor them. Selves ;!,' and they were told, Mit it their 'Petition was rejected, they must demand it ; it still rtject. , ed, they must • force it, and say !hey would righted. It appears, that some of the persona appietiended, svere luny prepared 40 act up to these instructions ; thotrAll it is to be presumed, that many of thent had no very definite idea at the Way in which their services were to be employed; and that evils among their leaders, some of the More moderate reckoned rather upon intimidation, titan upon the actual employment of 1'664. At one Of those more private meetings, however, svhich preceded t he general .assembly, one of those personi, who appeared ;if have 1'11(.91 influence, avowed himself's -Repriblicatu and L-selier ; a d professed determination never to give up till they had 'established a Republican Go% erionent The examples of the hiSnrrection in the reign of Rithard IL, and fit the rt bellinn in Ireland in 1708, wer,,,e held out, as : objects rat insitation ; and the most violent of such declarations was gene rally received with the stroug'est marks of eV piamse. In consequence of these preparationti therh lic meeting propmen tank place at the tirue p anted, and was attendettby probably near 12;000' -persons i many of these proceeded to the 'won't& in regular order, pith knapsacks on their hacks, a nd not w ithitanding the assemilly wos disperstd by the Military, acting under the Oiders 4,t the Meglitrates, and the princip4l leaflet wire ale prehentled, under warrants from the Sebretat y of State, a considerable trumber actually rosrched oft, tall ilteir way . 14 London wavy were interceptcd tecfore thele reached' Btteekpoie, but seVerel furttid iheitentty as fat' as Aslibourte. The Act for enabling his .11filestl; to iletalti sweiected'persetis :bad no(y passed ; mo,t of these e l vloi had reodered themeefies most etinspieUrilts ice exci(ing diseffection in pa'rt of the onion's% had eithe t r been epPrehentied, ore had . secreted Oe !Melees asu ell '11604 Were, prechnleil of Mt! bnmediate result from the, aseenislage which ha been solfttig conceited; yet it appears to Your • chsnintit lee, • from a 'variety of cooeurrentr Mony, on whleh they rely, that the-previoua °roe' aiiation had beet: atentled so widely, and the exa eteet ion of uhimate success had been so eonfie7 death~ entertained, that these cirenniskinces pros diteed net other effect on ihe greet body of the contented, than to delay the explosion ,which had • solong' been theditatede. to oceaiion ttfe discone tinttenee Of , the more openaneetines of the asto ele time; 'suit to call forth the hoes! of nets leaders, who were. deterreined lift their temo phrese) to "'re.orgeilize tine ktiy." 'MeCtings were accordindy held in 'several of the towii.; ships in the neighbourhood etf M a nchester, o e . tweet] the 10.11 and 25tti of Marche with inure pi ieacy, bite tinder the established systent delegatidn, et which only, the Deputies front the disaffected places were present ; and at which tt was resolved to promote a genera rising at Man:. chest er, on Sunday the 30th okMareht or the fol lowing day. A meeting was appointed foe the leaders at Ardwick Bridge) close to Manchester; on the Friday before that day ; %Ogee they expect» ed to receive information front Sher field, and other places, with which they were in communication ; having previously learnt trod an emissary, who bad visited Huddersfield atilt Leeds, that the disaffected in that Brett of the country were all ready to begin at .any, thoe, and were preparing arms fur the purpoSee—Th e ees.ge. I i was to assemble as many its could be collected, ill the night, at Manchester; to-rotaelsthe boo aelos, the police other, the prison, the houses of Mag:a. , trees and constables, end the batiks, in tiepareto parties, and to set fire to the factories in the towtt: It was even declared by one of the eonAeirat4a, that thit last atrocity nois intended for the purpose of increasing the precedent dititresi, in the hope of thereby adding to the totnibers of the discontented, by t hrowing the workmen out of emplitymente it was calculeted that ono Or three thoeseturmen would been:nigh td commence these operiiii . oll4, tiq they reckoned upon being joined by 5 0 .),000 at the dawn of day, A PEOCIIIOI 11 ittu %VIA Si id to be prey pared, in order to be produced on OM occasion, inisti.e.ing the revolt, amd absolving the insurgents from thvir allrKiancr. Expectetions were held out, that a gOnelai ineurrection would take place, at the 0100 e tittle, its ii &rent perta tint colonies af t Lattritster, York, Warwick ) LeiCeiter, ham, Chester and Stafford e and though some of 'hese, particularly the tWO latter coenties, hely have been included without any :efficient grimed, your Contritittee see just reason to apprehend, that a Successful insurrection at ganchester woula have b ee n f o llowed by partial risings, to an Ma rio. ing amount, in emelt of the other counties. Some. preparations ‘tere made for providing touratutit ion , with a view to the arms which it was intended to seize. The execution of, this plan wee defeated by the vigilance of the Magistrates, who being apprised, of what was in agitation; Made tx , commenication ,to the Secretary of State , by w whoth warrants were immediately issued, and the ringleaders, aseembled at Ardwiek Bridge, were ' consequently seized on the 28th. The Magistrates of Manchester thereupon published an address to the inhahliantS, announcing flit dUnger, and call ing upon the householders ti)-be sworn as speciel coestables, and, to .assistin preserving the peace of the town. , This plan ht the diseffeeted being thus discovered and deranged, they became inure wiry and, secret in their proceedings; ttut in the moment. Of disappointment; decleratiotts were made, that it would htilmpossilfle to pfeveot th'o rising for a mouth'longer. The assaisimition of persona most .ohniiiimis to their resentment was suggested by 'some of the Most desperate orthis ,coespiratora ; a ttack was MA upon the haute of one of tine Magistrates ; the life of another was threetetted ; and a pistol wee fired into the hints* of a gentleman' who 'was, acting its a spetird suite stable. Shorty nicer this period ft appears to have, been didetissedovinether it would not ,bv..tunret prittlent.to diseontinue the appointment of delea w ove,: 0..5;0 46,1 in c,ii iN ho insight can the disaffected together a short tirtte before the intended insurrection, attd SOU 00 JIM'!" preptrtitOry to the attnrit 'tits Minehester, Mt . notivithStaitiling this propeeie !ion; the sane System of connected:OpetatiOn by matins of Oelegutes was indkfatibably perseveitti in, DeleAutes from Atincliester, 131riningliam, Not. thighs:ft, 11:thy, Leeds, Shetfitid, Waltetieldi tatid otiter places in the iti:torbett pert of the eolintry; either _eouitatitly or necti* stun tilly attended these meetings. The tin titherti assetlibied Were not' large, bit the activity 'tetiA noceasing ernissoies Neese coridnoally past,init Ito:tt one of those places to another, to compaie their account: the woe or the mind ;to I4)tuent'the irritntintt tiMorig the disaffected I not to einnbine sortie gentral plan of shnottitneont, or ca ntle:oyd instirt ect ion 1 the obje,ct. Of which was; after cotisol , d,ttiiig, a stifricient forte„ to mareWttpon Loudon; and thile to Overturn the etistinlS Go. vetntnei,,t, 39,1 to est ablit.h 0 Republic. Jilt stAlitid ni esig tver e continued di attatjting the bar. racks, anq itcpOts, ditrervot parts 'of the coots. try ; (one of which tV partiet(hirly reconnoitre( wilt( taut ‘icw), of plundering Ott, 1101,11410 t Nov blemett etrttiOc-olletneo, where nting tette stip, •posed to be lodged 3 ot jrixinK the Plingistrate , and keeping them as hostages, and as anthoritie leyingeOitttii,tilionS an 00 country ; of dill