The National Register.
London, England, 1817-06-23 00:00:00

1...0k INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP AlhiG'3i BENCH, Jury. IJ.
SWIM OF THT EITCHXN.
Mr. Ma: itt itimaged ye a to thew mum. why a person of the
fame Or , ea. children-001e King's {:lichee, who
had been sot be discharged out 0 custody.
There were St* Call! 01111.101601 t his client had served frwa
the lixth up tot he wad. mid wee IS to be called on taw, at
any time, by hilt Majesty'.
Mr. Justice llayloy--•• What Cs the suety he basis Seem, need
where is it; at one at the Royal Palaces?
Mr. Marryutt—" 11r In: w attend ut state eateeationtaals at Pt.
James '3 Palace. and soimtimes at Windsor. Sods a warrant a5l-
- granted.

JUNE 18.
rim EINCI V. WILLIAM R CW/L.
Mr. If one, who refused last 'Tertn to plead to three criminal in..
formations, flied against him for publishing blasphemy. was this
day brought up and asked by Mr. Dealtry, whether he was now
reads, to plead? At first he mati&sted a similar determination as
he did List Term.
lord Ell,mbomugh observed to him, that if he did not plead ha
would be remanded, and judgment entered up against him.
The defendant then pleaded Not Guilty, but 'wed, that he eo.
pleadzd by form and constraint, and protested against the proceed-
togs of the late 4‘ttorney General, as tar as therrelated to Ifni, as
being illegal and unconstitutional.
Lord Ellenboroui,4l—•' 'flan protest, and go about yew busi-
ness."
lie was then infieme.i that he would berried at the Sittings after
Term, at CuildttalL lie was courepsl out of Court. in the cuatiati*
of the tipstril:

PROJECTED INSURRECTION IN YORII3IIIRg.
On Friday morning, the 15th inst. sevend ofitbe Delegatts. toPfs'-
•ther with the informer, met at a public house in Leeds, atol proceed.-
ed in the direction of Thornhill Leeds, where they bad no sooner-
arrived at the house of rendezvous than they were sierounded by a
detachment of Yeomanry Cavalry, and taken into custody. The pri-
-.toners were immediately conveyed to AVakciiekt, and lodged in the
Court-homie, where they were examined, as already sztenti*ed. The,
examination was private. About eight o'clock the 'liftmen were re- :
mended to the }louse of Correctiom.for further examination.
The Wowing eircuir.gance has since .transpirol .reopettbg the
above plot. Mr. Oliver. who had been introduced to these Ultra'Re-
formers by Mitchell a delegate, now in custody, as a person dearrang-
their confidence, and not only dispased.to.communieste to them in.
teresting irdomiation as to the state of the country, but able ba
them the most effectual assistance; thus recommended, hest
armed him.elf of their unbounded conEdenee. This perms is Odd .
to have represented to-these credulous me tint all the people the
inettopolia were favourable to a complete change in the Government; •
that every thing wa.s organized, and that it was absolutely settled. ;
that on the night preceding the trial of the gate primuess-,the night
of the Sth of June a gcneral rising would take place.
On another occasion. Mr. Oliver told them, that he,(Oliver) was
one of a committee of five that effected the-escape of young Watson; -
and that if Thistlewood had had equally prudent counsels, he would .
al,o have escaped. In fact, the whole tenor of Oliver's conversation
went to shew,that he had traitorous designs, and that be was inlaague
with traitors. But it since appears, to his great conetrmationmod tllll.
fusion, lie was recognized by Mr. John Didtettson, who had seen
him at Dewesbury, and it turns out, that he has been employed by.
Government to detect, but not to excite-treason.