The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

RIDA Y, AUGUST
,2D, 1802.

WHITEHALL, August to, 18n

WHEREAS it - has been humbly represented to
the King, that many daring. and alarming OUT_
RAG ES have been lately Committed by l'ersons unlawfully
assembling;armed and disguised; and that on or about the
following times, viz.

- April-izd list, a large Hay-rick, and a few days afterwards,
aDog.kennel and Oat-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of War.
.minster, Wilts, were wilfully and malicious!), set on fire.
May zo. The Cart of Mr. Bayley, of Cal Stone Mills, near
DeVizes, returning from. Warminster, was stopped on the
Downs, by five Men, (four of whoin had their faces disguised,
and a sixth Man hoiding their coats at a distance,) and the
Driver compelled-to leave the Cart, whilst the Men cut and
otherwise injured the Cloths therein
June 23. A Gun was fired in the night, into the window of
a House occupied by a :Workman of Messrs. Bleek and Strode,
at Warminster. About the Same'thrie, a Rick of Hay, belong-
ing to Mr. Dunn, of Trowbridge, was vilfully and malicious-
ly set on fire. _ _ _

June z 6. A large Rick of Hay belonging to Messrs. T. and
M. Tugwell; of Bradford,-was also wilfully and maliciously
set on fire; and a threatening Letter was about the same time
put under the door ot the workshops of; and addressed to,
the said Messrs, T. and M. Tugwell.
ino 79, in Aie night, -1 Gun -was fired of
the*iweting-hotise of Mr. HettryWansey, ot WarruAister,
in tbe.Cotinty of Wilts.'
July 6. In the night, a Gun was fired into the House of John
Jones, and another immediately afterwards into the House of
:------ Baker, both Workmen to Mr. Homy Wansey ; and the
same night a Gun was fired into the House of Mr. Stancomb,
Manufacturer at Trowbridge.
July 13. In the night, a Barn, Stable, &c. the property of
Mr. Q. Warren, ManufaCturer, at Warminster, was wilfully
and maliciously set fire to, and wholly consumed ; and. an
-anonymous Letter was sent to another Manilladurer, at War-
minster, about *his time,' threatening, by Almighty God, to
have iris lite within a month.

. ,
Ludy 14. In the night, the Faaory of-Messrs. Jones, Hart,
Jones, and Co. at Staverton, near Bradford, was attacked by
an Armed Body of Men, who fired many rounds of Bullets,
Slugs, ecc.- which demolished tiles Windows, and did other
damage.

July 16. This night, Clifford-Nfill and, Premises, near
Bcckington, Somerset, the property of Mr. Newton, were
wilfully and maliciously set on tire, and
.wholly destroyed.
July 2.2,. The. Mills at Littleton, in the parish of Steeple-
Ashton, Wilts, belonging to Mr. Naish, of Trowbridge, were
attacked by an armed body of men, many of whom had their
faces blackened) and who wilfully aild maliciously set fire to,
and wh .11y destroyed the same, with the Machinery and
Stock in Trade therein to a very considerable amount ; after
which they went away, threatening destruCtion to. other
Mills.

July 24. This night, two Ricks of Hay, the property of
Mr. ,Newman Manuladurer, of Melkshani, were wilt tllv
and maliciously set on-tire.
July 23. The Fadory at Staverton, belonging to Messrs.
Jones' and Co. was again attacked by an Armed. Body. of
Mien, who fired from three different patts at the Centinel on
duty.

July 29, in the night, a Dwelling-house, situate at Bear-
field, near Bradford, the property of John !ones, Esq.was wil-
fully and maliciously set on fire, and destroyed.
His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing, tp
justice the persons concerned in the Felonies above-mention-
ed, is hereby pleased to promise his most gracious pardon-to
any one of them, (except the person or persons who adually
set any of the same Premises and matters aforesaid on fire,
or who adually wrote the said letters) who shall discover his
or their accomplice or accomplices in any or either of the
above Felonies, so that he, she, or they, may be apprehended
and convided thereof. • PELHAM.
And, as a further encouragement, a REWA RV, of FIVE
HUNDRED POUNDS (where no former Reward has been
ofiZtred fin any of tll2e. ;..I%ove orkm:...s. and ip: pis ,e,';teire fnr,
Rova.:4-1s .have I.en oikted, a keward to make up such
former Rewards Five Hundred Pounds), is hereby offered to
any person or persons making such discovery as aforesaid,
(except as is before excepted) to be paid on conviction of
any one or more of the obi:lulus, by
'R. BOWSHER, Solicitor, Bath.

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