The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-14 00:00:00

anent :

" (Lancaster to wit.)--Thomas Leigh, 16; George Grim-
thaw, :23; William Standring, 43;• Matthew Lythgoc, 33;
Peter Lever, 32; John Williams, 60 ; George 'Murray, 2,1 ;
Samuel Blackshaw, 21 ; and William Wood, 61. Committed
on the 19th and 23d of March 1817.
" For that they, together with .divers other pet sons, to the
number of .5.000 and upwards, did unlawfully combine and
conspire together, to proceed in a body froutManchester to
London, and to repair to his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, upon pretence of presenting and delivering a certain
seditious libel, purporting to be a petition, complaint, and
remonstrance; and that they did, in pursuance of the said
conspiracy, on the 10th day of this instant March, unlaw-
fully assemble, with several thousands of other persons, at
Manchester alivesaid, with intent to proceed together to
London, in such excessive numbers, as greatly to disturb the
peace of our Lord the King, and to cause teiror and intimi-
dation in his Majesty's well-disposed subjects."

A person belonging to Nottingham, of the
name of Henson, was apprehended on Friday last,
in London, under a warrant from the SEca ETA It Y
of-STATE, and, after an examination at the Home
Office, committed to Cold Bath Fields Prison,
upon suspicion of treasonable practices. This
man has long been an object of dread to the well
disposed inhabitants of Nottingham and its neigh-
bourhood, both on account of the leading influence
he was thought to have with the Luddites, and
his supposed political princirles. We are happy
to add, that, according to the latest accounts
from Nottingham► and Leicester, the late convic-
tions of the Luddites, and the energy of the mea-
sures adopted by Government, have led the inha-
bitants of the Midland Counties of the kingdom
to look forward with coofidence to a state of
greater quiet and sectirity.than they hare known
for many years past.

A Morning Paper saes—" A letter has been
received from young Watson, who has arrived in
America, together with a shoemaker, in whose
apartments he was secreted in the neighbourhood
of St. Paul's, at the time the Bow-street Officers
and others sent in starch of him were pursuing
phantoms. lie declares that he had no previous
acquaintance with the person who afforded him
an asylum."

At a special Sessions held at the Dog and Par-
tridge iu Stockport, on Wednesday, it was agreed
by the Magistratei to put in force the authorites
vested in them for instituting the \Vatch and
Ward Act in that town, and places adjacent.
(Lancaster Paper.)
Yesterday came on before the High Court of
Justiciary the trial of William Edgar, accused of
administering unlawful oaths. The diet against
John Keith, the other panne' in the indictment,
was deserted pro loco et tenzpore. A long and in-
genious pleading took place on the relevancy of
the libel, which lasted from half-past ten till half-
past three o'clock. As there seemed to be some
informations to be given'in.-- (Edinbu.r2;ll.CourOnt,
Thwrsday.)
During the last week, a continual succession
of men front the army in France has arrived at
the Invalid Deptit at Chatham, amounting to
nearly 1500 men. There are at this time at the
Invalid Depot, at Chatham, upwards of 2000
men of the above description.
A Court of Aldernen will be Held to-morrow,
to elect a proper person to fill the situation of '
Keeper of Newgate, in the room of Mr. NEW-
Max, who has given its his resignation. There
are eight Candidates for the situation.
A large subscriptio'n has been entered into at
Edinburgh, for the purpose at lighting that city
with gas.
On Saturday, Pearkes, one of the principal of-
ficers belonging to Bow-street Office, arrived, in
London from Chatham, with two men FV:,it a boy
in his custody, who are charged on se.,pieion of be-
ing part of the crew of stnuggl.;;eq who attacked the
revenue cutter, commant!;:it 1.)-v Captain SAYER, and
which was capture.;; on the -19th of March, off
Whitby, why;, three men on board the Revenue
cutter r.:ere murdered and several wounded. In
the, conflict, two of the smugglers were killed.
The prisoners were committed.
The very great satisfaction the Plan adopted in
the last Lottery gave to persons residing its the
Country, has induced T. Bssn to repeat it in the
present.—The under-mentioned Tickets are re-
served for such persons as may order them ; and
as the Numbers last advertised were approved by
many Adventurers in London, it has been thought
advisable, for the convenience of the Public, to
have part at the East and part at the West . end of
the Town.
The following Numbers may be had at No. 4,
Cornhill, either in ‘Vhole Tickets, Halves, Quar-
ters, Eighths, or Six'
14,221 13,008
13,021 2,997
9,186 1,497
7,171 9,106
2,956 I 6,543 ,
14,175 1
The-following may be had at No. 9, 'Charing-
Cross, either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quar-
ters, Eighths, or Sixteenths
2,755 12,587 10,741 .2,993 I 13,033
13,023 7,172 4,558 14,159 10,677
9,164 4,5.20 2,1497 13,006 7,133
208 2,930 13,00 7,212 2,799
2,955
14„154 13,034 9,052
The Lottery consists of 14,600 Tickets. The
Price is considerably cheaper than for many years,
as will be seen by the following statement :
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket .............. L.te 0
Half .L.9 19 0 I Eighth..
Quarter .... a 1 0 Sixteenth.......... 1C G
The Scheme posseeses great novelty, particulars
of which may he had gratis.
V Letters (Post-paid) duly answered.
One of the Numbers advertised for Sale in the
last Lottery, was one of the 30 Capitals shared
and told (in that Lottery) by DISH. •

eent liS :-
2,902 2,808 2,770
13,035 14,032 13,014
12,680 11,661 10,713
9,047 7,:211 7,183
4,549 4,000 i 2,992