The National Register.
London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

agitated, lit a lair teas s gw, hed from my eyes ; sad it is no
amid lisp CUllill+loll. it I CiAllUOi accurately
r. collect the woatta.

I am, Sir, your's, &c.
November, 181 U. NoRITOLCIIIII6III.
P.M. I saw a day kept by the Police and Con,tablea up
to the hustings 141 Ihr moment the Yeomanry rode in
amongst the crowd ; and it ought to be oh d, that two
days previous4u Use Meeting, thy gers cleared both
the streets awl St. Pates 'a
-area ut. evei y alone they could
find.

t The Editor is unrestrictedly authorized to give
up the name of the author of the abovu letter. 2

Vohce.

MANSION HOUSE.

' SEDITIOUS BILLS SUPPOsED TO DATE BEEN CIIIMULA
TED MY SeIES.—A poor fellow, to wretched trim, !misused
John NlOllllll, was In ouAlit before the Lord Mayor, changed
with having Oistributed bills of a seditious teutiesicy. Their
was another °deuce with which the defendant was chaiged.
fhe bills had Dot at pointer's flame affixed to them, atifi
Moulin was liable to a penalty of IYSI. tar having distr ibu-
led the bolls produced agaiust him.
The bills were handed ill the boil Mayor. They were
evidently the work of it prison whose object was much
worse Itiati that of the miserahle band who met in Smith-
field, fin the Y.lth; hor the resolutions at.tl speeches of that
tlay were trifles compared to the inceudiary spirit of those
papefs.
tiro n, the officer, stated, that on the day of the Radical
mectiog m Senttlifield,just liettfie •is conclusi ))))) tar saw our
of the bills pronuteo mouthg upon is hook within it door or
two tn Long-lane. It was headed '• to the nun-reptant!.
d Kit-torus of London,' and the w allies. Nits partieuleily
struck with the toncludmg 1101.4,• •• Universal hulliajte,
Aittasil Pilrlidinem,, soling by thea.c, or Death." As he
aas erussity, Sinclitulh towards the spot where the RadiCuls
were collected, he saw the defendant disiributtng t olden of
lite hill iiiii e,St the crowd and received turn copies Isom
' I A Oristher-olhier reeefved two copies. Moulin was
then Whets into custody by Dorn. The defendant recd, that
~s he was, secordma. iii swi lI Pig oue of the CMG
>1111,:* 111 6.1b111:11cocci-toild, MI tic moron;, the IL-Altai
' m cum; us:is Yield, a person reverialily dressed came to him,
tad uliercil him employ 'swot tor a shaft time, that would
be inure profitable into. the broom. I i.e defeti •ant accutn•
pouted tom 111 puts.ic-iiiiiise, ss here a. substantial meal
was gtv,a to him by the stianger, w Ito put two shitlings
into lus hand, mot a Mandl, of those bills, with ostlers to
dans 'bete them .tllloll6bi the crowu.
l'he Lord N141.10r said, tile (kleinlaut hod acted most
Improperfy, m slotithatiog bills wbicb he liad never read,
At the efitutisand of at sitat.ger.
Mloulou sold, be no Owl to try any honest way of getting
.
bread, and his d stirs was so pent, he was not very
delicate, fur in truth he could out he d. gree worse titan be
was at the moment he was devaed to hood about the bills.
He had hero struggling to toe strict with leis 11,0,111 fur a
lcugth minim, and was known to many of the intiab.tanta.
. .

At the Lord Ma ur'- desire, he described the pelson nit°
employed him. The Account strobgly resembled that of
the Individual who hired a poor &lion to distribute iallnm•
mat..ry trills us a former 04 casino. This person had a gold
watch, add *ceased (to use the def.:admit); phreseology)
full ..f money.
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Me defendant was discharged, after having reposed a
night la the Cotapter.

Exact/m/4—On Friday morning the following
four unfortunate criminals were executed before the
Debtor's Door, Newgiite:—Thomas Fonsick, for
for.' ging a will, • purporting to be the last will and
testament of William Anderson, lately u seaman on
board the Batavia, ludiainan, with intent to detraud
...mars. Buckle and Co ; Julin Henley, henry Lo..
yell, and Edward Cassidy, tOr highway robberies at
West End Fair, under circumstances of peculiar
aggravation and atrocity. A few minutes before
eight, the unfortunate men ascended the fatal plat-
form (attended by the Rev. Mr. Cotton and two
other Clergymen);_ they conducted themselves with
decency, and appeared resigned to. their fate. A
short time hiving been spent in prayer, the drop
tell, and they were launched into eternity. Fonsick
was a Portuguese Jew, and bad been in this country
near S 5 years; the other three were young men,
but had been long xuo;.au as old offenders. 'the
crowd was immense. .

The Swath's'', Coursing. Meciiiig was not so nuttier-
ously attended. In COMM/1101ft of its bring postponed to
the third week ; but aliogehter the spin was capital,
•
particularly on Tu. way and hitlay, in Westiere
rite Rills were wit so nuitietottsly attended as last year,
hitt the comp.tity is as eery 14 .W8(111481 whom acre
Lord Xlsynard, Lord Rivers, Sir George, Lady, and Miss
Jerningltani Lady and two Misses Bisdingueld, Lord and Lady
Briilport, Cord Hoax, lion. Cart. lions, Mr. Mrs. and two
Misses Churcind, Mr. and Alto. Scott. two Misses Dixon, Miss
Ilaitiond and two Mllib(3 Mackay, M r.. and Mrs. Caldwell and
Miss datum, Alt. and Mrs. F.. 1.4c0n. Mr. and Miss St. John.
Mr. and Mts. Trench licrney, r. and Mrs. Fountain, Mr.
and Mr.. Follett, Mr. and Airs. 'fywen. Mr. and Mrs. IL/season.
Mr and %Irs. b. Hussey. Mr. and two Misacs Mason, Chan-
cellor and tour Misses lunkr, Majors Wilson and Mason.
Messrs. A. and P. Ilaniund awl I'. Max. Col. Allis, Ac. Ac.—
The Bull was opened by Mr. It. liattiond and Miss Milingtield,
and dancing was kept up with Great spirit till tour o'clotk.

spice of thel-re.tlutilty II tide year I kit 9 —A gentle.
Mall of .a scoshutiv whit, teem Horatio:tut ket, rot
ileating of :be kited-tilt! lira 01 the ostler bum Ilse
•rue,fold :•spriag, al hhal to a neighbour to proctor bins
'VII gallons of hiss isinacuslous Matti. Has sociaisbnow
nut ttttt cis relishing suet* a round about way, Formed a
mauler—lse took the cask to Wells, and lam us ilirte
parts of sea-Dater uul scsess pans oh Aqua P VagllllS,
toss tlolle, lie sealed It wilts iso. own SUM 10
,rued, ..nil after wasting use toile, Io.OS this Cat.lt 01 Cll4-
~edde a,s r to ills mend. for onsets lie rtCt .1%0 tits:
sisillusio. Toe cask was Instantly taisised. and use otta-
ni' disvovaed at the very first taste now sopertor it was so
any thin he ever tasted!. Hui kind friend frequently

tiquired after the health of the invalid, and constantly
lotind him in an improved state, anti by the time the
cask of the Wells Oalybeate .Spriag Water was on the
tilt, a perfect cure was effected! With a heart flowing
with graiitude,the praise of the wonderful water was his
constant theme; such a " universal good" he thought
could not be too universally known, and unless the per.
Ilse! of these facts should coat:Mu:el it, he is -determined •
to become an aunt fur dispensing this tot aluable
Scorbutic.