The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

•
lhY.-111ne 1 4111 net aliarreti to ~,a) A ty thing ?

The &tench
lie 'ken w..s g•ung down, hilt returned and said, " I
bAt to st .te our word ; " 15. n perfectly iiinocent ut the
and ready to meet it." Haying stone so, be bgeted
.and retiw►d.
Jaasrph 31011 K an was brought up. ~He appeared much
a:haled• all. Norris silitres.ed lain in the •suie words SS
lio at. 39liiison said coshing, but Mowed, etired.
Join' T4arker Saxton bought up. He bowed
shelii I% .1I 11, Mr. Norris 14,4 hint as' Ie did
tba• whets: iallon staid, " A .11 Lt4lo coseuiler in)self cum-
waited on th4t chat ge ?" hi.; Norris. " You ass detained
un that rliaige ; out (wally cumuli:led."
John Kidgla was the nest. He said nothing, but was
adds css,ii as the others.
Jones Morelmivie contemptuously. Alter Mr.
Nett is had remanded Isisu un liar charge of 11411 treason, he
took itp,l:4 wain het, which was close to hint. and said •' 1
tr's my ha I ymt •05.411, xuad unit me. I AIII ready 10
fleet illexh.irse." mideialand this, it should be know is

that kinre Hang her worn a *trite hat it has lo emu,- ire
ba.e., of refoltii. Jlllllll4lll wears one; Sir C. %Volsci),
hove been t.,1,1, %ears one. Nuiehurae would out be lett
behind iu ,trig capital p.m'''.
. Gaunt, a 1411, thin, dale woman, stolid .15 ;
Sarah Hargreaves. along ‘44,,,efl in blank.; linbeit
JOttes, a us dial?, Iron, Matrellester, about ::3;
IN Ode. jou. a hoot 23 ; hum Z. 114% IVO/I'OV ; suit Orurue
5,01. Isle ut Duileasier. Mtie ail hultelo 411
stud a•hlte,,,nll by NU. Nars-IN as the others 11;1,1 been, ;and
Alien rem tided on the Fame charges as all the uthi rs, that
*finals treason.

la% itetbie. u e pthomers are to be tried for hiLh t ratan or
rot . sill dent-lid ul the sultrier of the law officers. Mr
11.0, She Chisfroisti of the Se!foto Sessions, %Ito went to
Lucille with the :ase ou Tto•sday. is expected to-cla). We
she!, then know the determination of ifiovernotrist. From
the nttother of peri to Wader the charge who have /Intim)
in common but 4h:4.• Lei at the same inret in.:, the trttaton
cotamxted tn,tot hseeenitsistei in not nt the read-
ing of the Riot Act. If tans is the ease .We; treason rn.tr
now 4-0 Qs lot uncuttscioutly perpetrated. After the state
is I•Gueti were disposed at; a crow-.I of 10 or SO prisoners
rule [nought up for ritstie4, some of w tt ere rent.nilrfh,
to'h.• COUntilitled fur trial, and Some There was
ssothisai at all iuSerestia.l jo their lope (live ewes.

• Cowt.s, August 2 t ..—This day (Sat tirdre) the Royal
Vattht and !Nina(lion worked up as lar as-Rude, when
1 •e slip+ a2llll returned to this anchorage. Xis-snot:ow.
it is undostriod, his.,Rilyal flightless intends honouring
Ornintrintid (ti e eminent hanker) with his com-
p.!, •, nt hl. seat. Cat110.14,.01i
oral 111,1 111. w. we ,tintl nl.ln i. rinds it neeestsiry
u. terminate Ih,-se pleasant and h..alilifi,l iparitte escuo,
11101•11 tur h: pre•eitt. 0.. Nlontlay. should the 0 itul
rit e fair,,it is his intention ib.proceed a thes val
acist to Itrightnn, lie will land 4111 set onlor
Cirlinii•hons.!; but stio.ild toe wind not pinto cur, be
OV II lanai at Portuunivitt , on •.Tii,..sdav, girl ',tweed
itsrisee.U. Irlwn. ;IS he has engaged 10 dine with ihr
F C.ICh iktsthassador u:i I,Vulliestlay, it being the fete ut
L Ans. Tiler,: is something eitarscierirtie ut the un
cousd di. ti iti ~,, iu the pre:•eiti aquatic exenriion to tile
P rice ft sgent. It is but natural that ...their iutereign
I itotohl participate in the minimal feeling, anti it is re'
Owt the Prince li.”;cnt is the only Sorinvign
;4 wit!) seems to deltiptt in this species of

cement. It may slur be recollected, that when the
late lamented Princess Charlotte Inst went on inrad nit
English man of war, the Captain. (Captain T. ntige.s.
now commant'ing the Qmren (.taloile) who handed her
on deck, hoped she was not afraid, " Afraid answt r-
ed the Princess. " sure I ant at home."
On Saturday, at 2 o'clock, a Cabinet Cotolcil wos
held at the Seiretary States Office for the Home Oe-
'tamle's,. at Whitehall. which was attended by the
Lord Chancellor. the Earl of Liverpool, the Duke of
t 1 rllintt on, ViiColl4lt Sulannuth, Viscount Castlereagh,
Earl Bathurst, &c. The Counatil continued in delibera-
tion thr above an hour and a half. The Attorney and
Solicttor-General were in atte•ndance (hiring the sittiont
of toe Cabinet M Mimeo, The subject under diticussion
was the imistiltuous and revolutionary meetings which
have lately been called together, principally by wen
wandering from idace in place, very kw ut whom are
known triceps by name.
Two subscriptions have been pmposed among the
inhabitants and visitors of Brighton ; one for the
relief of the humble victims of the late events at
Manchester, and the other to enable the parties ag-
grieved to bring the question of right amid of dama-
ges before a Jury at Westminster.
A pension of 100/. per annum is to be granted to
Birch, the Stockport constable, during his life ; tad
if his death takes place now (which is not expected)
the rcversion of it is to b given to his wife. A
baudsome suk;cription is commenced thr him in
_Stud:port, which is expected in a few days to reach
2001.

We have just learned, by a Letter -from Manches-
ter, that Mr. l Lunt has.beett remanded till the
return of Mr. flay, the Chairman of the Sessions,
from London, whither lieliad been deputed, to take
the opinion of the Privy Council. A Privy Council
sat fur that purpose on Saturday, and Mr. Hay's
return to Manchester was expected early this morn-
ing.

POLICE.
MANSION•IIOUSE.

SEDITIOUS PLACARD AND EXAMINATION o,' ETYM. JAME!
BLASDFORD, THE SECRETARY OF 200.

Saturday the Lord Aqui., attended by the City Solicitor, was
occupied in examining. in the private room, e‘idence upon the
subject uf thuse.intlanimatory placard/ with which the walls hare
abounded.

Harmon the:Val:Audi/1m stated, that he hail stopped the hill
sticker, Wllos4:flame is Farrell, in the Poultry. and askiti
ham •hat bills he had about him. Farrell's reply waa—" that
lie had wii.rtliouse bills." Withebs bud bold of hie bag,, upon
whim] Farrell said, •• itecoUect, you take them by tune-1 curet
give them to you." Here the placard was haudeu up to the Lord
Alayor.
The Lord Mayor having soked the bill sticker what he had to

say,
Farrell said,—l admit it: I did stick them, and I kitow the
gentleman that employed me. He is the publi.ihn of a news.
uaper in Cadterine :hum. I would not have stuck them, if I
tuought there wa, a libel amonsat
Harrison then produced Ju ur 50 vla,:artis of the same kind,
which he twit from the hilt bucker.

ne Lund AiL)ol. ho employed you
pal pubh.her of that tiatre paper in Catherine
brreet.

Tae Lord Mayor.—l shun now discharge you with this tau.
lion. I shall not take ialedittage of your ignorance, but I snail,
treat others who may he round dlr.:n(1;1j to die same manner
whit sevaity. You .Le ready to a.teud lire when called
upon. •
Bill Sticker.—Certainly, my Lord, anti I am much clinged to
your Lordship.
The laud M ,yor Men ordered that Ed card James Illandford.
the Secretary of xvo, would be braJgitt bosom LIM. The pri.
soner is a small mail, his coat was buttoned up to the throat,' as
if to hide the wartt. of u shirt, and he had a blue handketehief
about lu-sneck. His countenance is that of a person who bat
witnessed scenes uY deep anilcuou.
The Loco Mayor ihlandfosd, I have sent for you
in consequence of inforination,which I have received upon oath,
that you caused this bill, entitled StniUdield Aleeting," tc be
printed.
Blev.lford.—qty Lord. I remember this bin :well, hut I can't
ray poot:vc ly 1 ordered tlteprintingof it. It was printed, anu
hilt made out, which I backed, but I had no farther concern in it.

lord have oleo information that I;the;
entitled, •• A Public Meeting," was also directed by you w be
printed.
BlAmdfonl.—lt was under the saute circtimstanees as the brit.

Fogg. the Maxsiialman, pure evidetiCe to 7;7e-1471,;;;Dg ;ICet.
About nail past ll o'clock this day I wai in Iklargatet street ;
Ilackney-rosd, and limn! my name called out. Upon turtling
round I sew an Officer rained Garton struggling with die pit-
,oner at the door of a house, and cndeinouring to wrest out of
M. hand onat scented to be a pike. 'file efiicer did no, and I
ss.v the pjamier's wile !,::min:; against a window rod nearly
tainung. I went into the house. and found three or tett: naked
children on the Hoer, anti one naked child on the bed. I put the
prisoner's wife, who seethed ia extreme Wares.; upon the bed,
and I searched the prisoner. 1 Wond upon him a number of
pa,pers, and showed hint thy warrant for ins apprehension, and
he made Ito objcation to accompanying me. In consequence of
the delicacy tit his tinnily's situation I did not stan:ll hint so
closely as 1 night have dune, but upon taking hint w the Comp-
eer I did so, and found upon him a horn of powder, a pistol
bullet and severe! papers. _

Here the papers'w'ere bladed up to the Lord Mayor.
Among, t them were 604111 e mules " VW( pOptai vox Dei."
" England expects every MAU to do Lis ditty," &c. &c.
Titus. Garton, an olli:er of Worship Street, gave the following
evidence. I had been binG‘lial4 opposite tie prisoner's door
upwards ot three hours, waiting for ahutat liail-i.ast 12
I saw him going up to his door with the key in his hand.-lle
opened the door, :hid I prevented him from shuttiii,t it. I
situ {le with him in the pitaage.ond felt something sharp in Ins
hard, but I did nut know what it the lassage ham; (lark, -
At Lhsi, after having cut my hand in the endeseourto it the
instrument from him. I stseeetded, and got the dagger which he
had in his right li.ind, into nay puswaaaiitu. 1 had previumJy
wed to liim, your roue is Woodford, and after tonic litwttation
did not dully it.
lit ua:zger is calculated to do greu xeeuthin. It is up.waids
of a tont in length. exceeding share at the point. The handle,
t /teen which and the blade is a sort of istllCe, i< turnal
like a ,-.crew, and gives the holuer a powerful grasp ut the extre-
natty of the handle there is a screw, so that die instrument can
he used is. a pike as well u a dagger.
The Lned Mayne ritdered the offirees to mark the papas, in
only: that they might identify tibcm uyon a fitture o‘earion. liiY

Lordship said. " Blandford. as I have not time to examine thus
papers now, I am not aware that I can admit bail."
The Lord Mayor then pointed to the instrument which had
been taben front the, prisoner, and said—" Allow me to ask you
where yon got this.',
illandfurd—" I met a man on Monday or Tuesday night. and
he chewed it tome, and asked whether it was not good for defence.
I took it. and said it was a goad defensive weapon, and he told
me to keep IL"
Garton said the prisoner told him he had found it in Old•strec::-
road."

Illandford admitted that in the hurry of the moment of ha.
apprehension lie had said so.
The l.ord Mayor.—" Haling. given two different accounts.
perhaps you will now give the correct one."
Illaudford.—" I have done so."
__ _

The Lord Mayor—" Perhaps yott will inform me of the nam-
of the man who gave it to you ?"
Blandford.—'•Perhaps I can't tell—l am not in the habit of
meeting him."
The Lord Mayer.—" / shall not press it—hut as the weapon
is a eradly one, it is natural to wish to know who the manufactu-
rer is."

13landfur4.—•• I think his name is Harland, and I believe he
FUMCW here in Shi.rellitch."

The Lord Alayor.—" You are right—he does live in Shore-
ditch."

• Ills Lordship then said he should remand the prisoner, vim
in time mean time, should be made u condonable as pow,ible.--
His Lordship regtetted the distressed situation of his family..
but said, that directions should be given to prevent them frow
tAn 'tering want.
'I lie prisoner was then taken to the Comptcr.