The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

'neat' ih ttrtg 0..bch4.-Ii;J(14 Tit:l:o7
field, to aStitit3inatt one of the Veoinaory Cuvial ft
about one ntelock on Monday morning, by firing
a loaded id4tl4; the bull of which ikttigtui in the
lot-Arad of the horse heitingihg 15 Mk. slleksts-
Irel*, of filtdelersiteld, but the ball liren
ntul tlie horse is 'likely to rientet. We
tintlentittml that in nittrAge tit
the same night at. (itself, 4 Til-
lage near Dewsbury, where thy house of a mewl=
ofsthe. Veotnaury Cavalry was beset by a number
Of portents who demanded his ;ems, awl on 4is
reciting to give them up, tired several silo:, iettu
the bhuse. live persons have beeti
at 411414116dd, bind its neighbotnhoo, oft a
eltsrge of being concerfied in the former of these
ditring onirages.-^They bud since' been committed
to York Cesfle,on ',charge of malicious filing :
they passed through- this piece yesterday aternoon,
ecompinktil by an escort of the Huddersfield Yeo-
manry Cavitry, . .
The following is a list of their name and resi,

iiheuhant Oldham mid John Oldham. of Honley; base
oltion, and Joshua Knolls,; of Hohufath ; John Rhodes
pm. of Elotbeeis), Heicutirth.

The re-examination of the prisoners charged
with High' Treason took *place at the !loose of
Correction, its Walsv&elti, on Monday, where the
Nlagist rate; were holding arspecial Session. for en-
quiring WO the state of that Gaol. 'Pheroinsher
of Gentlemen on the Commission %Offs attend.
ed oil this occasion was stheommonly great,
among others, were Sir F. L. Wood, Bdrt. Rev,
W. It., Hay, (Chairman of the Manchester Set-
-64)11,0 Rev. Wm, Wood, Benjamin Dertitry, Esq.
and Benj. Haiell Allen, Esq. 2 Wm. Prest, Esq.
the Mayor of this borough, was also present.
This examination was, in the strictest sense, pri-
vate, as no person, except the Nlagistretes, sv es
snffereti to remain in the room doting the &isms•
sion of this subject. The prisoners were therely
examined pro forma;. they were brought into the
room separately, and informed' that their farther
exatninktion was deferred tint it the firllnveing Mon-
day, until which time they were re-committed. No
witnesses were exandoeti affecting the prisoners,
and the meeting might rather be termed a Cron•
mitten of Inquiry, than a' meeting of Jas..,ices
for the judicial exeminetion of prisoners. It mg
„tij,
be 'presumed front this ninisnally long aottrn:
mem of the examitration, that no evidence bits yet
been given against the prisoners which can. %%ir*
rant their committal for. lligh.Treas,ou, and it i#
t
probable the re-Cpilletitt.4l. WS been witb the' vienr
of detaining them until-instructions COO be ref—
ceired from Government as to thisk'uttimisic die`
prn
osal. We undeautl that 80111 e litiportaut 'paper:
have beetrfound in the House of Jas. num. the
Leeds Delegate. In using the term delegate, we do
not mean to insinuate that-tilt:se persons lave' bre&
elected by 'any body of men whatever ; there is ne
evidence of any such delegation, and the pioha.
itility is, that they represent nobody hat them.
selves. •' We thick it right to make this 'remark,
lest it should be supposed that they we; 0 delekated
by die places where they Appear to be resident,
Which would have given a very formidable aspect,
to this plot, and a degree of importance to i;:1,Ieli
it is by no means entitled. The conspitaryapPears
to have been confined to il'enplilar.itiVely small
number of persons, and was of ii ...orl ;.e witit.it the
laws of the country-afforded ample means to sup-
press. It appears also to have been of a very recent
date, and to have originated in the ittittc:iotts,
anti we wilt add, unconstitutional measures adopt-
ed by Ministers to cheek the vtpression of the
public feeling,relatiee to r Reform in Parlipment.
It must be further remembered, that the 'account
we have given of the plot most be considire4 iu
thellature of an ex-parse statement:ond ini,st test.
for its credibility, very eensi4lerably„ on the're
Hance which can be placed ai•! the:Nviiites:ses,,whri,
do not conic before the public in a light wliieb enti4
the: them to much credit, and whose Cr
~n,
~,.,
been materially' broken, in upon by circuit staritti
stated to the above riecoturt.-, It most be further
recollected, that all the persons iiipri'Ateniled .ire of
the lowest class of society, illiter.o.te,andill,intprm-..
ed, and liable to he the dupes of designing inco.e,
The great mass of the propienre, we are convinced,
free from' any knoWletlge" or eonctirrence iti the
plot. In short, when the whOleis.dispassir,nately.
considtreti, there appears no ground far that ex-
collate panic ar=il alarm vt bleb the first annollnee•
meta of the
1110 t prOtittCofl, must) less does it nf-,
lord any legitimate ground Ter' ft' renmell sus-
pettsion of the Constttotional Itlg-ht of the Peonle.
We feel great satilfaation in having
that to stk.te,
the most pet feet tranquillity has perevailesthire-
dnitiltrring
7p,tteleitvi lititirelemoufto:tlitencpeansitt:teoefk,soa nrtnia'itilyrip'7,l;es:
had ptloduced,, has Really subsided.

, ' SECOND ErwrioN. •' -
since the' first' 4Nlition of (stir imper vest pre-
pared- for the pret,A, the highly infriortnut feet lies been conittonirrac4 to 'l3s, itOda' Q ;:esrte:.sble'