The Sun. — London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

iTSc' ELECTION. The 'following is the state off the Pall Guild -4'll at Twelve Welock this d'ay SMITH `JIBO ATKINS 1523 _BOO 738 ~VOOn C;OODBEIiEtIE The Following is the State of this day's Poll at Ile o'clock := SMITII ATKINS WO U n GOODBEHERE SHIP NEWS. DEAL, OCT. s.—Arrived yesterday, a nd eared f c't the River to-day, the Castlereagli,GLEkNie, f rom Jamaica. Carne down frOm the River, and = ailed, the Dispatch, ItoaiNsow, for Tobago. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 5. --pot back yesterday the Scipio. Put back to-d 4 the Eliza tran•pott. Ills Majesty's ship Tyne is gone out of hArboor, 41 (1 is expected to soil in a few d+ys for the e llast of Brazil, and 'fur a critie round Cape 'COWES, OcT.s.—Sailcd the American ship kitAbar, AIINE, for 130m1)A v. 14Aawicar, OCT. s.—Arrived the Henry Free parket from .C.ixhaven 13-eatifoy and Prince c 'f (),Hllgr packets Ilolland. Sailed the N,veart picket for ditto ; Castlereagh 114 eliel for Cuxhaven ; Nod packet for Got tt4burgh.-7-all with wails. 11' .11,MOUTH, Otrr.3.—The Cifesterfit Id packet, GibialTar and Malta, and Duke of Kent I "get his. Lisbon, are gone into the Roads, arid t, dsail to•tborrowr turning, • /dumb! the wind be 14ir. The Ann, _ SHTLLAN, tr.in Malta, is arrived at 131 Itimore (Ireland), with lo,s of anchor and Tile Glenthorn, STILLMAN, t:ow New-York Liverpool, tv,as driven ou shore the 26(11 ult. (41 the Sound of Achill, but is exl)ected to be got atter dilchargiog, LORD WEI ITWORTII. This Nobleman has " borne his faculties so lias been so clear in his greilli office;" and h lls been so anxious to render his adminitration b eneficial to Ireland, that we consider it as duty flt alI times to bear testimony to his. tneri , , and t Ler e t ore feel pleasure in the insertion of the fol , h 'tring Document, which, as our Ileaderswill see, t (Ithprises the names of Noblemer! and Getvletren of vaiions political opinions, witoate all unites! 111 testifying their respect and esteem for the cha- t it eter and conduct of his Lordship : , '' LORD WiiITWoRTti. t re The following Requisition has been presented the II igi Sheriff of the County Of Dublin, Sir 1• yl 1J MPTON OMVILLE :-.... • , Sir ComyroN DomviLLE, Bart. High Sheriff of the County . of DLO:lilt. 1 rt We, the nndersigned Noblemen and Gentlemen, Free- N r ,i k il er s o f the County ot Dublin, request you will conveue a , v eytiog of the Countv,,at an early day, to take intn conside h.',otran Address to his Excellency Earl WHITWORTH, Upon ) . : 1 retiring from the Government of this country le . =. John Art htire ,Ittlecoote Alexander Kirkpatrick r ailkfort, &c. Charles Handfieig Neoinen ' I Joseph Goff ' - flßtis I iamilton (Governot) 1 Robert Ashworth l ehard kt.. Talbott Thomas R. Needham lui- Lte ve,tey (Governor) W. James Alexander eontas White (Governor) Leland Crossthwaite bert Shaw I Cook Lucas i l 'il n Finlay l Minchin Lucas ' ll )et t Alexander Lundy Foot , . kllliant Alexander • John sweetly ' • V'l)ar'd L. t di ,i. t d MIL e Thomas Williams anes D I•atotiche Thotna4 Sherrard t , "!unas , Finlay ' ' • 1 Robert Hamilton Neville t,.0! V. hite f Samuel White g ristoplidus Clinch 1 Henry White. - , A l. I ts . compliance with this Requisition. I request a General eetio g of the County at Kilmainliam, on Friday next, the of October, at one o'clock. CONIPTON DONIVILLE, Sheriff. 4 ` Sept. 30, 18 17." CORN-MARKET. • CORN.EXCITANGE, OCT. 6.—We had a middling t ti • ,Pply of Wheat from Essex and Kent ; and the 4fairles of,New Wheat being. of better rinality in t) 1 ratly.part of the morning, sold readily at an 14Ivance 'of from. 3s. to 43. per quarter, but to ,Bllls the close die sales were not s. brisk; Old l ~lneat sold on the same terms as this day week; 4 41ey •and Malt support their prices ; ease have - advanced considerably, best price 60s. 1) r qua • rter ; Grey Pease 141pport their prices. i.'teign Wheat - 475. 57*. eele dill.) - - kg, 102 s. glish Wheat - 545. 575. V, Ile ditto - - - SOs. fl.ls. dittd - - - 885. 10s. • 345. 08.:. t - tie ditto - - -48 s. —s. - - - 2,15. 9.4 e. +i i! ditto • - - 465. —6. VW ditto - 655. ‘1 l e ditto - - - • 745. 80s. I,,hitel'ease (boilers) 565. 58s. ditto - - - 4i.os.—s. Beans, and Fine Oats; Grey Pease - - - 335. 44. Fine Grey Pease - 465. —s. 'Fick Beans- - - 345..445. 01,1 ditto - - 435. 535. Small Tick Beans 38 , .. 4Ss. Old ditto - - - 435. 545. Feed Oats . -14 s. lig. Fine ditto - - IBs. 265. Poland ditto - -14 s. Its. Fine ditto - - - 295. 375. PotatOe ditto - - B.ls. 4h. Rape Seed 441. 491, per fait. Fine Flour - - - , 755. 431:. Secoads . - .705.5745. efIILD-STEALitiG.—About four o'clock on Fri afternoon, two fine ci,ildren, •a boy and a girl, 1 1 0flging to Mr, Mills, of No. 13, Green-stree', 4 ‘etr.l)" tveot out to take a walk ; they 1:4 wet in chapel-street, Lamb's . Conduit-street, k 7B genteel dressed ternary - , who sent ihe boy 'in Olebsage, and the meantime etiticed the )2(i is about five years of age, away, and who 7 " not since been heard of. • s • ithGis . iit . Of. ‘,Nsitit*.: A Rltit7.ll',`''3. Lnrci BurgM.riti, Trim Wrigilt6A, at Li; Louse, in Upper ,r-strept ; A. AttierlY,lEs4. 'AI. I'. ft<i'ai ,sipiittiatur -1 /11. CHAN(;ES. • . . Lord Dundai, for Aslie, near RichrnOnd, Yotlishire, from Upleat h ern,. near Goishorough ; Earl and Connt.Vsi of WAlde= grave, foi-ttind'et land, fi oat C helyilani, Hon. Capt. I It. N., fur Broad.;itairs, from Pain's 11111, near Cohliain ; Earl of Fife, for Duff-hOnsi, Batitf, frlon Edinburgh ; blr.. Clulrlei a•ol I ,dy ternoti; froM Fenryn, for Di4n's Leaie; near ford ; M x : a for Fifiroley-hall, Chitty, from Scarboro;lA ; Maripti and . larchiones, of Jarisiiick, for Abbey, irony 'Oat:ley-11(MA., Bedfordshire ; Mr Fraoldand"Lewis, M. 1' and Corshain - house, WIN; froio a visit to the :Marquis and MarChiMiess of LandsdOwite, Bnwood, Caine ; Lord King, for Ripley, Surrey', from a visit to the Earl of PorteScue, Castle-bill, near SMithritoltOn ; Henry Holward, for Harrowgate, froth Corby Castle, Carlisle. DEPA RTUIt 111 . ,Hon, IZ. Drummond Burrell and Lady, for Grinistlicirp'e Castle, Bourne, Lincolnshire; Earl of Essex, for Cashiobury Park, near Watford, from Stanhope-street; Mr. Robert Knight. for Brighton ; 'Miss Hunter, for Cheltenham, from her house, in H 11-street. BATH AttaivALs.—Sir Henry Carew, Rev. Sir A. Elton, Sir S. lionifrey,,Sir .1 Read, Lady Read, Lady Cotton, Co lonel Brown, Colonel Cope, Colonel Horner, Colotiel Shaw, Major Aubrey, Captain Digby, Captain- J. P. Huey, Captain Worthing, L;eutenant A. N 'man, Dean of Westminster, Dean of Winchester, I:ev. J. Dyke, Rev. J. F. and Mrs. Hawkins, and Rev. A. Norman. I'HE "THEATRE. The Comedy of The Refusal, or The Ladies Philosophy, written by CoLLEY CI BE En , and founded oil a Play of MOLIEBB, was revived on Saturday at Drury-Lane Theatre. It was written in the year 1720, just atter the memorable South Sea Bubble, to which it bears a strong reference in the f'►ot. Much of .its 'temporary interest has therefore been lost, but it is a itiay recon►mettd ed by variety of characters, and a spirit in the dialogue that approaches to the terseness and wit of CONGREVE and VANBURGH. 1t is well worthy of. revival, and was altogether well supported in the representation. DowTon'sSir Gilbert Wrangle Was excellent, so Was Lady Wrangle by Mrs. GLovan. STANLEY was animated in Frankly, anti HAULYY very whitn:Acal and diverting in Willing. Mrs AtAOP•s (alent:s ate better fitted for Sophro4ia, than her person —MTS. MARDI' N'S Charlotte was but sowt!what ion cuarie. It was tliought lively, .odd tbat Nits. GLoven should always address her husband as Mr. ft:Tangte, and not - as Sir 'Gil bert. But she was s r , fec t 1 v correct; it is. so in the play, and the Arthur intended that Lady Wrangle should thus manifest her . contempt of her I,w.banil. %Tire know not whether - this Comedy will become popular, but when a tew prurient passages, are extracted from it, it (night to become so, a s it displays a knowirdge of life, .and a spirit of and %sit, far, very far; superior to most Comedies of the preseut (law. GARLUCK thought so--aml who was s.iperhain judgni , tit i—lur it was - the• opening play ,on. his commeneerneut as `otie _tit the 1 1.1anagets of I),i!ry 7 l, k an, MAtit.t.t bad a high' reputation in Sir Gilbert, hi , it we saw hint perform it, and we may Say with CHURCHILL,, that his actiiw, iii it '' was hard, af fected, and constrilied." '1 k play was well re ceived by a ntiinerons, but not crowded, att is nre. —Toe illness of MuNDF.N occasioned the subSti tutints of The Romp for . The Cohler of Prestoit. • Miss O'NEILL.—A %vino in the Brisl6l Jour nal-, olio signs hinisclf , Crito, after most extr.ve;-, gant ettlogiums on this charming young Actress, has not only the hardihood to raise her perfottn tutees above Owe -of Mrs. SIDDONS, - but says,. " he does not hesitate at ranking the genius of Miss -O:N4ILL still higher than that of Mrs. :*_!ID DONs." We are glad for the reputation of the Paper, in point of taste, judgthent, and . Lberality, that this panegyric conies from a Correspondent, and not from the Editor. We admire Miss O'NEILL very highly; but we will not injure her by iirvidions compatisous, from which her own modesty would . revolt, and we see (10 reason why Mrs. SIDDONS should not he suffered to repose under the shade of those laurels which she acquired solniamtrably to herself, and - so s long to the exquisite gratifica: tint) of the public at large. THE MIIIT.—The, whole interior and exterior of the New Mint, together with the military way and aljoining edifices, .has been lighted with gas, by means of ,an apparatus.erected by Government, within the wails of the Mint. The gas toi natiug this establishment is prepared, not- by dis 7 -tilling coal in retorts, -big by means 'of a 10-feet cylinder, which revolves horizontally round its axis, and produfes every .24. hours a sufficient 'quantity of gas to light 1600 lamps. The purifi cation of the crude gas is effect, d in its nascent state- by chlorine, instead of quicklime, and all - die inlet , and owlet mains and branch.pipes are made to open and shut by s,lt-'acting tuereuri . al eaves. The quantity of gas daily made, and Con-. stoned by time burners and lamps, is recorded in the, absence" of the observer* by a trutchine, impelled and kept in motion by the elasticity of the ras• The effect of the numerous" lights scattered opt. so extensive a scale, over the beautiful machinery of the coining - processes, is uncontinonly striking, -and the New Minct,low exhibits the most elegant establi-hment of the kind. in th`e .• • ,On Saturday 30,000.Ha1f Sovereigns were re ceived 'at the Batik from the Minr. They area very handsome coin,. Milled the same as the Sove: reigns, and instead - of St George and the Dragon, the revcr3e side has the armorial hearing§ (if Great Britain, etionipassed with a ship 111. Ou Tuesday List a public -Meeting .was. held in the Church at Caine, to, establish a SAviligs Bank for that tow n and neighbourhood. The Marquis of LANsoowNE, President, was in the chair, at rentltd by the Ker. W. L. BowLEs, and 14bnvk ik• MEntiweTHER, Esq., Vice-Presidents. The whole of the Royal Marines at Portsmouth were reviewed and inspected on Souths-Ca Corn - mon, Ott Thursday', by Major-tieneral .1.317,LL, the Colonel Commandant of that corps ; and yester day he inspected the Royal Marine Artillery sta tioned at Art Mundt ton.- STATE TRIALS, DtllllY. THE INDICTMENT. benarsrlt dr: To Wit.--'m, Jurors tor or Lord the King merit their oath preseot,that e of the.aarisit of Penn - id:sr,. scathe county of Derby, )(Otani cc ear Oth y,rantireth, late of the saute , ads!' of Pew; id , ,111;t: - county, labour : 0o irthel•wiaesesllea lat'e o •the same place, lanourtsr, (Abet-Wise called the Nottirrglotia Cap, train, late of the sruhe 4 4Ce, labourer;; George ly,eighttitau, Attie of the s4roe parish of Pentridge, in the sante county of Derby, •saosyer . ; Williant Turner, lute of tli• parish of seuth teiagfield, in the tattle 'county of Derby, study-idooo ; JOseph Toroer, late of the tsars parish of Sonthsviogoield, in the sanieyountv of Derhy, labourer, otherteiSe called Manchester 'timer, Life bf the same Place, labourer; Ludlam the elder, late of the Same parish of Southwingfield, in the 54114 e county of Derhy, stone-ketter ; Isaac Ludia u the younger, -late of the same Parish - orStrtitliwitigfield, in the saute county of Derby, labourer; Srintriel Ultima, late of the Same ;wrist) of .buthwioneid, in the sanie "eotticiv of Derby, labourer; Willhon Istollaus, Elie of the same poiaslt it Sornhwingfield, in the ;ante county of Dertiyi hiliaurer; Samuel Hunt, latent the same parish of South in the 'saute county tif D i erby, farmer; Edward Turner, late of the same parish of Stott bwingfield, in the same County of Derby, stony-Moon ; Robert Turttei;,late, of the sante, parish of . Southwingfield; in the sante County of Derby, labourer; ChArles Swaine, kite 'a Southwingfield, in' the sante County of Derby, labourer; John Onion the elder, late of. thi, said of Petitritfge, in the same county of Derby, latiotirer John Mac Kesswick, lOte of the parish of Heanor, in the same county of Derby; la bonrer ; John Hill, late of the. said parish of tiosithwitiVield, in the same county of Derby, labourer; Joseph Rawion, late of the parish of Alfreton, in the said cOuntrof Derby, la s hooter, Otherwiie called . J4Seph Thorpe; late of the sante place, labourer; Joseph TOphani, late of the Said parish of Pentridge; in the same county of Derby, blabk,smith; German Buxton, late of the said parish of Alfreton, in the sattleiCodn ty of Derby, labou rer; Edward Wore, kite cif the aunt pa -rish itf Pentriifge, iti the same tottinty of D t erby; labourer; Josiah Godher, late Of the same parish of Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labou rer ; GeOrgeßraisington, late of t he same parish of Pentridge,• in the same county of Derby, labourer ; Adams o lrite of the same parish of PentridgeY in the same county of DerbY, landurei ; Hardwielq, late of the same parish of Pentridge, in the sanit county of herby, labourer; John Wright, late of the sante parish of Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labourer ; Thoinas Emorr, late of the saute parish of Pentr i dge, itt the Same gounty of Derby, labourer;. Joseph Savage, late of the saute parish, of Pen tridge, in the .same county. of Derby, labourer ; John Moore, late of the same parish of Pentridge, hi the saint county of Derby, labourer ; William IVeightinan, late of the sante pa rish of Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labonrer ; Thomas Weight man, late of thug -saute pariah 'of Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labourer; Joseph Weightman the younger, late-of the saute parish of Peotridge, in the same county of Derby, labourer ; James Weighttuan, late of the. same palish of Pentridge, in the sante county of Derby, la bourer; Thomas Bettison, late of the said parish Of ,Alfreton, in the said county of Derby, labourer; Alexander Johnson, late of the said parish of - Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labourer ; John Bacon, late-of the sante pariah of Pen trudge, in the same county of Derby, labourer; Joseph Weight titan t he elder, late of the same parish of Pentridge, in the same county of Derby, labourer; James Barnes, late of the said parish 'Of Alfreton, in the same colony' of Derby, la bourer; Edward Haslam, late of the said parish of- Alfre ton, in the. same county of Derby, labourer ; Joint Hors ley, !tile of the said pari-h of Allieton, in the same county of Derby, tailor; Samuel Rriddrin„ late of the said pariah of Southwingfield, iu the sante. county of Derby, labourer; William Barker, - late of the said •parish of South sciag,field, in the same county of Derby, labourer; trillium Elliott, late of the said parish of Alfreton, in the sante county of Derby, labourer'; James Taylor, late of the said par.sh of Southsvingfiehl, in the same county of Derby, labourer: Joseph Taylor, hate of the said parish of Strutlttringlheld, io the sante county of Derby, labourer ; Benjamin Taylor, late of the said parish of Sontbwingfield, in the same conaty of -Derby, In= bower; and Samuel Walters, late of the said parish of Pent ridge. in the saute calmly of Derby, labourer, lo'owise call ed Samuel Dudley, late of the sante place, labourer ; being subjects of our Lord the King, not having the fear of God in their hearts, nem weighing tits ditty of I heir allegiahee ; but hying moved and seduced by the instigation of the Devil, as . . fah e traitors against our said .Lord the. King, and whtilly wit drirwing the love, obedience, fidelity, and allegiance, every true and_ faithful subject of our .said Lord the King' should and of right ought to beer towards our said Lord the King, on the 9th day of Jone,in • the 57th year of the. reign of our, Sovereign L4d George the Third, by the Grace of God, of -the United kingdom of Great Blatant and I re /and, King, Defender 4,t . .the Kull h ; and on divers other days and times between that day and . thso 15th day of the same mouth of June, with forceorrol arms, at the said parish of ,Southwingkeld, in the said county of Derby, together with a great moltitarle of false traitors, whose names are to the said ;furors unknown, to the number of for). and more; arrayed and ;trilled in a warlike atwitter, that is to say, with mock,. pist. da, elohs,bludgeotts, and other weapons, being then and t here unlawfully, malicionsly and traitorously assembled and g altered together against our said Lord the King, wickedly, maliciously, and traitorously did levy and make war against our said Lord the King within this ,realm; and briog so as sembled tnget bets arrayed, :rad armed against'dur said Lord the King as aforesaid, did then with great force and violence • parade and march in an lot the manner in and through divers villages, places, awl public highways—to wit, at the oafish of Southwingfield aforesaid, in the said comity of Derby; and did then and there maliciously and traitorously attempeand endi. meow by force And arias to subvert and destroy the Go vernment mid Constitution of this real ut as by law established,' 'in contempt of our said Loral the King and his lawi,: to the evil example of, all others, contrary to the duty of the alle giance of them the said prisoners, its aforesaid„ against the form of the statute in such case made atid provided, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, Ins crown, and . d:onity. And the Jurors aforesaid, .npon their oat haforesaid, fur therliresent, that Hot said prisoncia as aforesaid, being sub jects of our said Lord the King, not having 'the fear of God in s heir hearts, nor weighing the duty of their allegiance, bto being moved and seduced by the instigation of, the Devil, as false traitors against our said Lord the Rims, and whoily withdraWing the love, obedience, fidelity, and .allegiaisse, which every true and faithfol Subject of. our said bard the King, should and of right ought to bear towards our - said Lord the King, oil the.said 9th day at June,. in the 57th year of the reign aforesaid, and on dive's other .days Putt times as well hefore as after, with farce and arms 'at the parish of .Southwingfield aforesaid', in the cona; : y,.of Derbe afore said, maliciously, :tad tiaitoroosly amougst themse It ea, and together with divers other false traitors, 'otiose names are to the said Jurors unknown, did compass, imagine, invent, de vise, and intend to deprive turd depose-our Said Lord the King of and from the style,loonmr, and kingly name of the Impe rial Crown of this Realm; •and the said compassing, imagina tion, invention, device, and intention; did then and there-ex press, utter, and declare, by divers overtaCti and deeds hereinaf ter mentioned, that is to says—ln order to fulfil, perfect:and bring to effect their most evil awl. wicked treastio and treas . s(rnahle compassing, imagination, invention, device; and tit tention aforesaid, they the said prisoners as aforesaid, as such 'false traitaes as last aforesaid, on the said 9th day' of Jout , - the 57th year of the reign aforesaid, and. on, divers Mho- days and times as well before as after, with force and arias, at the pariah of Southwitightld aforesaid, in the county of Derby afiresaidonaticious and traitorously did asseirible, ntret, con Spire, and eon. tilt ammo; theruselves,and together Wnh divers other false traitors, whose ortmes,are to the said jotrors un known, to devise, arrange, 4tid mature plans and. weans to subvert and destroy the Constitution and Government of this Realm as by law established; and further to fufil, perk-et, and bring- to effect their most evil and wicked treason and treasouable compassing, imagination, invention, . device, and .intention aforesaid, they the said prisoners 'as afore- , said, as such false traitors as last aforesaid, on the said 9th (lay of June, in the fifty-seventh year of the reign afores a d, and'on divers other days and tittles, as well before as after, with force and arms, at the parish of Sour to e i lrg fi e ta .aforesaid, in the county of Derby aforesaid, maliciously and traitorously did assembles, meet, conspire, consult and sig.' et among themselves, and together with dicers other false traitors whose names are to the sailtJurors noknoWn, to stir up, raise, make, and levy insurrection, rebellion, and war, against out said Lord the King; within this realm, and to subvert and de stroy the Constitution and Government of this realm as f n ' law established : and further to fulfil, perfect, and bring; to effect their most. evil and wicked treason and t eeas „,,,,ok eoropass ing, imagination, inventioo, device, and intention aforesaid, they the said prisoners as aforesaid, as such false traitors as last aforesaid, on the said 9th day of June, in the-57th of the reign aforesaid, and or: divers other days trod tittlea,os well before as after, .with force and arms, at the parish of ' Southwingfield aforesaid, in the county of Derby aforesaid, maliciously and traitoronsly did pueelmse, proenre, provide, and bare dryers large quantities of arms, [to wit] - swortiA, pikes, gnus, and pistols o anddivers large quantities of ammo intim', [to wit] gunpowder, leaden bullets, and slogs, with intent therewith to arm and array themselves and divers other false traitors, is order to attack, fight with, kill, and destroy !he vipitl4,./ronrs, and forces, ► of our said :Lod the kirg; .and subjects, s and tea raise ma , e; 411rrfAt stirrecti.., sVar agailist soir said 10 A the Mat?, taii= ,resin:; 'am! to rt :fir(' ;..stroy V-r , } r,I r fth rsrt! , o/3 as lie er. tiblis , ;;;;:1 foil r faltil, perf e ct, add bring into ifect their Jtirrsat es It furl wieloltreaso t t and tryils4l4op%c smaginatioa, .ord inteotion afoi-esaid; prey Pie - said is' :lb ,al,,sit . iii()„ts . s wen .false ira, ors aa , last aforesaid, on the said nth day of June, in the 57th yetir of the reign' aCre,ant, with, farce anti aritr•,'at the.pittisii soulhwuwft, i i aforesaid, in the comity, of Derby aforesaid, nia lieionali and traittiosoisiy, time her wittfa Very 'gr'eautitimber, • [to. wit]•psi add More of she .subjeets of our . said Lord Kid mm the g, whose ies ;tint to the said jurorslttifinown. then and I liej-r assenttsled, with s hyers, offetisiv e weatatus, [to wit] swords; guns, pistols, sticks, and staves, did parade. and ma:eli With great noise isavitilence, in, through; and along divers <public • highways, villages, and places, [to wit] At lire, parish vt Solith 7? " . ` witigfield siferisaid,„in the said county of Derby, and did at tact arid,. beset the houses acid habitations of divers liege sobjects tt our said Lord the King, amid did seize and take 'dicers large kiliant,ities of arms,, (to wit) 100 'pips ;Mil 100 PiS, tuts, and other offensive.: weapons, with intent by anti witli the said last mentioned. arms further to arm I.l;tuiselvvs, and other false traitors, in order 10 attatk, fight with, kill, and • desttoi; the salitiers, trod s 1 and forces of our said Lord the Kiag, and other his liege and faithful stibjects, and to raise; make, acid levy inSurrectien, rebellion and war against our said Lord, time said King, within this realM anclthereby to subvert and destroy th e C o nstitution a nd Government of ail, realm: ashy law established, (to wit) at the parish of South ingfield aforesaid; in the county of Derby aforesaid : and further to fulfil, perfect, and-brink to efrect their most evil and wicked,treason, ,and treasonable compassing, iiisagina tion; invention, device, - and intention aforesaid, they the said 'prisoners as aforesaid, as such - false . traitors as last aforesaid, on the said 9th day of dime, the, 57th yeas of the reign af o r e s a id, 'with force and arms, at the parish of Sodthwinkfield aforesaid, in the etnitity of Derby aforesaid, • together with a great multitUde of false traitors,,whose oamea are to the, said .Itlrlai unlitiowsi, to the, numbek. of 500 and. more, armed and arrayed ill a warlike manner (that is tosay). with guns, pistols, swords, elilbs, bludgeons, 3tnd other often sive weapons, maliciously and traitorously did Ordain, pre pare, levy, and make public war agaitrst our said Lord the King, within this realm, in contempt of our said Lord the King arid his laws, hi the evil example of all othis; contrary to the duty of the allegiance of them the said. prisoners as aforesaid, against the toiln cif the statute ii such case made aid provided,.and asgainst the peace Of out said Lord the King, his ciateip; and dignity. And the Jurori aforesaid, tip On. their oat as aforesaid, firetliyr present, that tier said prisoners as ,aforesaid, being subjects of our said Lund the King, not liating , the fear ,of kir God in their arts, nor weighing the duty of the allegiance, • but being moved and seduced by the instigation of the Devil as false traitors againSt btir said Lord thy King, and •witlidrawing the lov,, obedience, fidelity, and allegiance, which every true and faithful subject of our said Lod the King slit;ttld and of right ought to hear towards our said Lord the King; pa the said 9th day of 'June, in the 57th year of the • reign aforesaid, And on diVers other days and times as well -before as after, with force and arms, at the pariah of South.. witigfield aforesaid, its the county of Derby aforesaid, wall.. eiOusly and traitorou sly amongst sintioselves,and together with divers other false traitors, whose names are to the said Jurori unknown, did compass, imagine, invent, devise, mid intend to levy war against our said Lord tile Ki tig,•wit bin this realtn order by force andeonstraint to compel him to change his Mea sures and counsels; and the said last mentioned compassing, imagination, invention, device, and intention,. did then and' there eXpress, utter,and declare,by die ems overt stets and deeds hereinafter mentioned (that is to say), in order to fulfil, per fect, and bring to effect their most evil acid wicked treason and treasonable compassing, imagination, i'riVentioti, device, and'intention, last aforesaid, they the said prisoners as afore said. ,as such false traitors as last aforesaid, an pie said 9th day of June, in the 57111 year of the reign aforesaid, and on divers other days anti - times, as well before as after, with forbe and arias, at the said parish-of Southwingfield, iii the county • of Derliy aforesaid, inaiiciously and traitorously did assemble, 'Meet, and consult ammo; themselves, and together with d i verS other false traitors, whose names arc to the said jurors un tiown, to devise, arrange, and-mature plias a and wea its to soh;.: vert aced destroyd he Constitution Had Guyer iiment oft his realm as by law established : a n d further to fulfil, perfect, and hri rig to effect their Most evil and wicked treason mot treasonable -. compassing, imagitiatiott,' inyentian, device, and itdention last aforesaid, .t lit y, the said prisoners as aforesaid, as such false traitors as last aftres ltd, on the said 9th day of June, - time bills year of the reign aforesaid, and on slivers olior tlaYi rikd times, as well before as after, with force and arms, at the "parish of Soittliwinelield aforesaid, iu the county of lieu-by ttforesaid, maliciously and traitordusly did assem meet, consult, mid agree among themaelres, anti tage • flier with divers other false traitors, whose names are to the said Ju rors unknown, to stir ua, raise, make, and levy in surrection, rebellion, and war, against our said Lord the King, within this realm, and to stilsvert and destroy the Cows' stitution and Government-s: this realm, as bylaw establish , - cd: and farther•to fulfil, pet feet, and bring to effect, their most evil alai wicked treasaa arid treasonalik ciimpassing., imakination,:iiirentioli, device, and intention last aforesaid, they, the said prisoners as arm esaid, as such false: traitors as last aforesaid, oh the said 9th day of lilac, hi the 57th year of the reign aforesaid, and nu divers other days and times, as well before as aft, r, with force and antts, at the parish of Sotithwingfield aforesaid, .in Ibe county of Derby aforesaid, maliciously and traitorously did purchase, proc•trt, provide, and have, divers large gnaw ;ties of arms, [to wit] swons, pikes, guns, and riattsts and slivers large atiatilities of , araniunitiod, [to. witl gunpowder, leaden boliets, :Intl slugs, :with latent therewith to aria and array themselvea and divers ether false traitors, in order to attack, 6 ; ,:ht with, kill, and destroy, the so!tliers, troops, acid forces of our said Lord•the Kills, and -other his liege and faithful sub jects, and to raise, make, and levy insurrection, rebel- Not), and war, - against one said Lord the King, within this realm, laid to subvert aad destroy the Constittation and, Go vernment ,of this realm as by law established: and .further to fulfil, perfect, an bring to effect,' their most evil and wicked ., • treason •and treasonable compassing, imaginatioti, iovention, 'device, and intentiou last aforesaid, they, the said prisons'ra as aforesaid, as such false traitors as last aforesaid, 'on the said 9th day of June; in the 57th year of the'reign aforesaid, with force and arms, at the parish of Southwiugfield aforesaid, .in the county of Derbyafoiesaid,malieiously and traitorously, • together. with a very great-number, (to wit) 100 and .more of . the subjects of our said Lord the Kin.:; , whose names :ire to the said Jurors doltnow is, then and there assembled with di,: very offensive weapons, (to wit.) swords, guns, pistols, sticks, and staves, did parade and mitaichwithgreat noise aad violence, ill, t ropgh, a oil along, divers public highways and places, and did attack ;tad beset the houses fend habitations of divots. Hove subjects of our said Lord the- King, and did stixeand take. therefrom divers large qualiTities of arms, [to wit] Ico gaps, and 100 pistols, with intent by and with the said last= nietitioned :arms farther fo aria thenyelves, and other false • tra i tors , in order t o a ttack, tight- with, kill, and destroY, the •• soldiers, troops, and forees of our said Lord the King, and other his liege and faithful subjects; and to - raise, make, and levy insurrection, rebellion, and star, against our Sovereign Lord the/Kitig, within this realm; and 111,i-city to 'subvert and :destroy the Constitution and Government of this i tains . as by law established, [to wit] at the parish of Southwing&eld aforesaid, in the said county of I)erhy aforesaid; and further to -NMI, perfect,_-and -bring. to effect, their most evil and wicked treason and treasonable compassing, ituaginatian, in-, ventior4 device, and intention,, last aforesaid, they the said Pri=oners as aforesaid, as s sueli false traitors as last aforesaid,' on the said 9th clay of June, in the 57th year of, the reign . aforesaid, with force auti arms, at the parish of Southwi lig ofl w D n e i rb r y , aforesaid, together Ise traitors, wh o s e ' names arc to the number of 500 and more, , t w a fi ;i f' e t 4,1 [that is to say] with glins;pistols, sw-ortis, clubs, bludgeons, and other oftetisive weapons, maliciously and traito r o u sly clid -ordain, prepare,.levy, and make publi c wa r against our sai d '. L a rd the King,- within this real m, in emit empt of our said bsrd the King And 'his laws, to the evil example of ail, others, contrary to She duty and allegiance of them the said prisoners as aforesaid, agaitio the firm of the statute in such case matle aft(' vided, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his crown, and dignity. . . . The. Murder of Mary Ashf.oiti —On Sttnday last Sir R. Wiiiiams, ifd . v. for Carnarvon (we believe), arrived in, this city, .on his route for" gr dington, where he made (hie. enipiries. On the I,,n o i v i ug d a y h e visited the family of Mr. Thorn (On, at Castle Bromwich, HO made a regular in spection of all the fields laid down in our plan ; the result of which he lay before the Seere. teity „ f State.—(Litchfield Paper.) Among the improvements - making in 'Hyde. Park, iy a waterfall from the East-end of the Ser,. pentine River, which will descend betweelLtlie willows into the piece of water below.