The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-09 00:00:00

EXTRACT OS ♦ FRIT/ATE LETTER.

" smerrom, MARCH 6.
It will perhaps sot be enlittrisliag to you to hear of
the coley of Hunt, the Radical, lulo this tuwo, in order, as
is said, to oppose she printout easdidssrs at the election.
On Saturday ha sent am address from Manchester, sayiag,
that he would meet the electors at four o'clock. The Ra.
dicals, cousagneolly, art out to meet him, with dogs, stand-
ards, settamesic I and at six o'clock he snide his public
entry isAtlie SOWS, in a chaise drawn by hi. Radical friend..
Ili. chief emstidant, sad seemingly his sole adviser, was Mr.
Huffman, s cobbler, who sat on the outside of the chaise,
waving a dig with this 'ascription, ' Iland aid Liberty!'
—" Thus she mucession entered she tows, and moved on
till the rabble bid arrived in the market-platy, whets sad-
den bait was amide, sad Hoist mounted the outside of the
vehicle, and addressed the crowd at some length, when he
stated the claims he had to their suffrage, and out failing to
introduce, as one of his weightiest claims, his couduct at
Mmachester. It was impossible fur him at brat to &Maio a
lodging. At length, stone one of his friends offered him •
right's lodging."

Juba Hely Hutchinson, Esq. nephew of lb. FArl of
Mllongbow', is a candidate 114E10unit-1.
110 Sodurday last the writs for the election of Members to
serve in Poor!lament for the Heroouch of Eye were reed, but
no ceadidste came forward until Thomas Cbeuery, Esq. ac-
cepted the solicitation of the principal part of the Corpo-
ration !

Mr. Adeline has declined nfferiog biruself for Cambridge.
The worthy candidate, in ■ farewell address to the elreturs,
rives the following cogent reason for this step :—" Your con-
duct at the last election, mot the Amok declaration of many
of you upon my recent canvas., that in the tee or the
elective frauchise you *Wulff look ezolusively to your fss-
forest ! have annihilated every prospect of sweeter."

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE •isited
the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER on Tues.
day. The Duke and Duchess of CLASENCR also
stinted the Pitmen SoPHIA On the tame day.

Yesterday the Duke of CLAIMS visited Prince
LILOPOLD, at Marlborough Douse.

The Duchess of CLaasaca dined with the
Duchess of KENT yesterday-6 at the King'. Palace,
Kensington.
Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE dined with
the Naval and Military Service Club, in Waterloo-
place.

Tuesday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCUTIR
bed a select party at d er.
Oil Monday last the Marquis of A NoLasair
arrived at Plmnewydsl, his Lordship's seat in An.
14 lefty. us ',effect health, accompanied by his Wu-
-User, Sir CHARLES PAGET, M P.

The new Throne in the [louse of Peer.. pre-
par►ng for ►he opriiiiig of the new Parliaineot, will
be uncommonly splendid ; two hundred persona
are *tow ranployeil in executing flue embroidery.
GEORGE THE THIRD, HIS COURT AND FAMILY.
—Thi4 Work. which ot looked for with
able impatience, is reported to be composed after the model
of the Memoirs of tee Doe eh St. airmen, and Tkiehaiiiire
Frederick the Greer. It min be embellished with nu less
th■n eighteen fiurly engraved Portraits.
ROYAL COBURG THLITIE. —The Oratorio an-
nounced for 'to-moue* Eve 1111 l g. prouri.r. is treat
to the Misaical World. It is much to the credit of the Pro-
prietors to having set out so respectably. The combined ta-
!rests of Signor Anibrogetti, and Signora are alone a
hoot, without such promising Stunts as Pea►son., Mg-
ike. The Clunusst s were 'rut in so excellent style.
Maidatune Election will continence this day.
The ciiiilidates ate Mr. ROSA RIR, Mr. WitLt.s,
end Mr. SHARP.

C4lo.3rßEKT.pocir4ssAsslM.
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• 1110 W-STRUT.
In consequence of What his transpired Baring
the investigation of the witnesses to be produced
against the wing or uswisiiiiss taken in Coto-street,
cm the memorable night of Wednesday, the QV of
Frbrioary, it was deemed necessary to sequels the
re.selence r f Dsvideon, the nun of colour, in
lington Cottages, Hear the Alcove Cottages. in the
N ew-rcrid, wood Ruttier'', the officer, was dispatch.
ell there. at in rally hour )estrilky morning; but
lifter is very seu.cli, nothitic of isnporiesice,
tending to criminate I • in treiswinshle trinissc.
Sinus, was dig:uttered; however, he found Lime
trifling articles, which are to be used as evidence,
which the officer

During the inveatigation of the live patrol,' who
were •t Catn-sireet to assist in the apprehension of
the gang assembled there, it rime out th:.t in ad-
dition to the testimony of Ruthven and Ellis, twu
of the patrule 'acidified Thistlewood on the spot
about two hours previous to the detection and dis-
persion of the gang. These two patroles were very
peofterly selected, having I itely been appointed, and
of course their prisons not known. They attended
iu Cato-street and 111 neighbourhood at the early
hour of vie o'clock, to watch the persons resorting
to, or going in and out of the stable in Cato-street ;
they recognised several after they were take', as
those they hail seen go in. Davidson took in sr.
viral sacks which were filled, and supposed to con-
tain the fire-arms, sword., &c. with which the gang
were armed. Davidson, the man of colour, and
Thistlewood, were frequently upon the 100k-out,
to see if there we-re ally observers of their move-
ments, or that they knew any persons who might
be wailing about near the premises.
Thistlewood stopped twice to look at the two
young pommies, and the second time he turned
round and looked full in their faces. One of the
patrol reproved hint fur his rudeness, but Thistle-
-11141.11 made no apology, but passed sullenly on.
The patrole did nut then know the person of
Thistlewood, hut had strung suspicion that he was
(bile- of the persons resorting to the stable for im-
proper purposes. but were kept iu the dark as to
the extent or (d.j.:et of the ging ; all they knew
was, that it was what is called • Radical Alerting.
its Thietlewood had so closely inspected their per-
sons and facer, even to guise rudeness, they were
afraid of being discovered to be watching the per-
sons passing in and out of the stable, they left
Cato-street, and proceeded on into Alulineux-street
for some time, and entered into conversation with
some females, that it might appear that they I.ved
in that neighbourhood. The saute two young
petrol were at the face on the Thureilay 1110 r • g
after the apprelienilou of the gang, when Lavender,
Bishop, Sslutini, and others arrived with Thistle-
wood in, their custody, after. baying apprehended
him at liarros'e house in White-street, throve&
street, when the two young parolee, as soon as they
saw Thistlewnorl, instantly fecognised him as the
man who had passed them twice its Cato-street, be-
tween six and seven o'clock its the eveiiing, and the
last time believed extremely
_rude, by turning round
end looking full in their faces.

The eight conepirators who were committed t•
the Tower on Friday last, all remain in the same
prisons mentioned by us its a previous paper, with
the exception of Davidson, the black, who, it will
be remembered, was sent to a prison over the
water-works. This place was found, on account
td its lergeness, to hr extremely cold, and, out
of compassion to the Prisoner. 'he was removed
on Sundaey morning to the Bull Tower. imme-
diately behind the gulden chair, which is at the
extreme east Cull of *lie 'Power of London, and
near the iron gate-way, *lnch loss been, as we
berme mentioned, chisril for the present. Ou
Monday this mats, although every uttent ion has been
paid to his comfort, became ►o violent in his con-
duct, that the two wardens, who were in the room
with him, were obliged to call in the assistance of
the ermine!. Davidson theta assailed the two war-
den sud the sentinel with the most outrageous lan-
calling os them to butcher him at once. and
with the most horrible oaths told them to take his
lib.. He continued hie outrageous conduct fur
►ome time; but became more calm when informed
that such conduct would end in the warders apply-
ing to have hint put in closer confinement. He
then became more reflecting, and before ought he
fell into the deepest state of despondency, and ha•
retuatued quiet and epparently dejected ever since

Private accounts received from Spain, alluding
to the etiterpoise of Colonel Eco„ state, that in
hie march to Malaga lie suffered but little from
O'DorrNEL'S Corp., and tout he has !melted un to
Grenada, from • knowledge that the sentiments of
the inhabitants err favourable 10 the Convistution.
lit•ho mist' his little army were to pass Ilse
eight of the 19th at Vele. ,Malaga, and would
proceed ois the followilig day to occupy a sauna
post stsii the road between Malaga and Grenada,
where a handful of men would be able to protect
I from the advance of WOONNEL. Evies.a.
the Ex-Minister of %%fur, eat at Cretitstia, the
place to which he had been banished on his dm.
missal from office; and having little favour to ex.
pact from the convtitutioual rimy, was preparing to
quit the city. Distant as Barcelona lay Irmo the
scene of action. the plans of RIEGO, it is said,
would be wily completed on lois reaching that place,
where he
..expected to hod a ready co-operation
with his stews.

'l'l►r Grinterns,' now to custody fur forgrty. for.
snrrly held • troop in x logitlk oli,tiogutsliesl regi-
went, nod Ws contrenten.s ore of the first respecter-
batty.

Yesterday morning s young woman. very gen-
teely dressed; threw herself Iwo the basin of it r
Itegent'a Canal. A Geniis man who saw her
and just gut time enough so save her lire. When
siie cattle to krrsell she stated, that she was bora
the county of Kerry, Irelsaitt ; that her hither was a
rely large Lanier ; that shout four months *vibe
was married to our C--)1, who pretended to be a
man of considerable limper') ; that he received ii-r
fortune, which WWI 1111111i1101114
cud en-
ticed her lately to come to London, where ►he had
beets a fart:sight : he eloped term her the eight
alter their arrival, end she had nut bruit able to
hear of lulu situ,

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LAW mnits.u. saxes.
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COURT 01 Clttlidiat
al4aga S. •
The Leona CHINCILLOR elms int. Coed kt
half-pest trio 40chick. end Irma occeip•ril owl/ h.si..
past ibree o'clock its hearing haukrupt
of no nascent except to the parties concerned. H.s
Lordship ruse st opal hour.