The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-31 00:00:00

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Authentic ace-mints- were ,yesterday received
from Manchester,' of the'Magistrate's of that town
having obtilne'd certain information of the ex-
istenceof a conspiracy in that quArter, lutOng
for its object nothing short of direct insurrection
and rebainn.in the State. A nutherons set of
‘eretches, calling themselves Deputies from the
principal towtis in that district, and others ex-
tending to a considerable distance, were. ascer-
tained to•have. been-..engaged in this treasonable
and most: infamous design : 'Manchester .was to
havebven the first object of their attack, and last
night (Sunday) was the time fixed Upon for carry-
ing into execution the diabolical enterprise.. The
Magistrates lost no time in making the necessary
communiCation to the Noble
.Secretary for the
Home Departintnt, upon the ,object,' by whose
orders a umnerons military force was:immediate-
ly marched in that direction, and every other ne-
cessary precaution taken for the frustration: of
•the horrible design. On Wednesday last, eleven
persons. were. apprehended at a meeting of some of
the deputies at Manchester, and five more hove
since been arrested, upon warrants, front the se-
cretary of State. Front the precautions which had
been taken there was no doubt of any attempt of
the traitors which might be made last night or this
morning being promptly and effectually frustrated ;
but in order to guard against surprise, and to he
provided against the tvorst, ,it
.was deemed pru-
dent or the part of the Magistrates, in midi, iint
to• the•other means provided, to call tiluor all the
loyal lolishi-;sotr
!4. to'ssiisr if neeessary in praserv-
ing the po•lic peace; and we are rejoiced to add,
that tlar must gvneeal and laudable cloulat lull was
instantly manifested throughout the. district to
make CVCI y sacrifice in deft: ,ec of the Croistitution
and the dui tnainietrance of Social order in the
State.—(Morning :Posit)

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" The Magigturtey'oott-Police of tYlanchester deem it their
indispensible' May to-usal.e known to the Public, that infor-
toatiop, on, which they cat' place..the fullest reliance., has
reached them of a most daring and traitorous Conspirtey, the
Object' of which is' nit ldng less than open Intorrection and
Itebellitim • •••' •
•
Persons calling themsrlves Deputies, not only from the
principal towns in this 'district, but, from others at a consider-
able dicta:ice, are linaWa to be engaged in it:. The town of
Manchester is of the arst pointed out for attack, and the
moment fixed o; for the diabolical enterprize is lhe night
of SuAday nest the 30th instant.
" Vatry Met ittre of Precaution consistent with the Secrecy
hithei:to req oiled Wm liven already resorted to. Means, fully
akleil"ttte, it •is hoped, to frustrate these horrid Machina-
tions, hive been adopted, and is large Military Force is al-
rtaily eldse at hand. • - • •
(.. still, however, under the very alarming and pressing
eireimisiances attendant upon this- Treason, it is considered
absolutely- necessary to the personal secitrity (if the Inhabi-
tants by this P bije Notice, to call ape's them as Fricads to
their'essmatry and themselves, to come forward immediately
to evince the strong aohorrence they eoterlain of 'inch se-
testable Plots, and to-chew to *the enemies of social order,
that neither courage nor. power is wanting .1,0 resistand" to
overcome any attack which may be made, ihowever serious or
,howevev,sudden. , . •
" E4eve'it Persons have been thii ,day'apprehemred at .a
Mretingof Deputies, the Time and Place of, which fleeting
have been 'known to the Magistrates and Police,-and column-
nicated to t lie Secretary of State, several Days agii. • -
" For • the Apprehension of Fivr of these' Depties, War-
rants had already been ' • • • • • •