The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-04 00:00:00

[Morning Herald.]

Six FRANCIS BURDETT'S TRIAL.—WII 8111 liven
to understand tii:lt;ir FrAncis B •rtictt intolll3 It)
pleat! his own cauie et' the lime of his trial at
Leicester, with the assistance ut Coutiwel at LA►Y..

[The Times.]
The examination of the Conspirators before the
Council, the questions and replies, bre of course
confined to that Chamber. As to the possibility
that there are ramifications of this plot, which is
a subject of great ititeresi, we can say nothing:
further than that we hear of no proceedings on
the part of Government which indicate suspicion
at head quarters. We have heard of no messen-
gers dispatched hence, of no arrivals here ; and
therefore our inference would be, that Ministers,
with the evidence before tl.em, can trace its
bounds or circumference, and perceive no outlet
to more remote stations.

A respectable tradesman of Westminster, yes-
terdAy morning, fora trifling wager, of wine,
walked over the six bridges within one boor,
performing it in 57 minutes. The time allowed
was an boar and a bait,

THEATRICAL REGISTE IC.
Performed Last Night. • .
THEATRE ROYAL, COYEST-GAHM:N.—An Oratorio.
THEATItIi ROYAL, DKURY-LANE.—go Perforraztoce.

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max DAT AT TWELVV. o•choca.
Bank Stock shut Bank Long Ann. 184 54Ctbil
3 per Cent. Red. shut India Stock ihot
3 per Cent. Cons.
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345.. 114:: dPi :".
4 per Cents shut Ditto Small ls. (its;
S per Ct. Navy Ann. 104 i 1031 Cons. for Account .. 69 69"
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INIAILS.
Agniven-1 Dublin-1 Waterford.
DIE-1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Holland, Q Uottenbierslit
1 Lisbon, 2 France, 1 Hamburgb, 1 Flanders.

WWI WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'lO-',IIO.ItROW•,
Turning, 4 minutes alter 5. j Evening, e 2 umlutei after °`-'

THE SUN.

QUIS DICEHIS VALSUM AUDEA ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1820.

e linVe again to iinnoonce the non-arrival °
Pai is Papers ; three (lays' Journals arc due.

tVe stated yesterday that a Council was. sittitig
st the Mine Department, in order to examine tl►`
Gang connected with the Cato-s:reet ConspiiacP
•ud to decide on the places in which they Were
to he respectively confined. Our Readers will fin'l

in our Paper this day, an account of the e%4.
mivation, mill it is highly creditable to Ministers
that they have suffered that account to be sub'
witted to the People at large.

THIS QUEEN.—..—We have inserted among °lif
daily Extracts froci the London journ3ls, a P.'
ragraph front The Morning Post, intimating
orders had been given to have a horse ready I°‘
the return of Toe QueeN. We place greiit re'
hence on the information usually contaiuetoJl
that Paper, but we cannot persuade ourselves o°6
such an event is likely to take place. Her retail)
would certainly excite a presumption that she
able to repel all•the charges against her, o.n`
most satisfactorily to demonstrate her itinocene'
Happy shall we be if she can refute the very head
accusations that have been urged against her
but we still contend, that it would be an- outrtigt
to the MONARCH, and all insult to the People,
she were admitted to share the-honours of 114/131'
ty before there is the must convincing evidetfo4'.
that she has been assailed by falsehood and IPO'
lignity. His SIAJEsrY hay is peculiar tigl.t ou
ntts
subject, and it Is indeed due to the honour of 11'6
'Throne that such evidence shall appear. Nor 001;1/!::
the People to be taxed for any additiou to her
come, till they also are Sully satisfied that stye bas
been ,the victim of malevolence. _ The tjuie
Are hard, and the pressure of unavoidably
bmthene hangs heavy on the People ; 11%1
are loyal and ready to submit to whatever °VI
do honour to the Crown, but they, are also wor°o
and jnet, amt.before thelcan cheerfully assent to .0
incrersesi provision for the QUaita, they ought le
'he'eertaio thtr, at Mr!WHITEiIkikAD said, it shell 1)
fully Introits it ell that *lre is ' svorthy to -oceoll
the thitish Throne."

refer the Advocate' for the res;
e
toration of PoreliY to the pertinent Letter r
A NTIPArA. ill our Poper of this di), (see 01'
'walk page), and advise them seriously to rell'6
on the de,l4.:er which may arise from removing ih°
" muzzle of restraint" from that cruel Aonstelr
wii ch, however tame it may at present arPci3r,t
will bleak forth with all its former ferocity,
ever it is admitted to roam at lrtrge in the field
Political Power. The Papists solemnly maintoll
that their religious Creed is wholly unalteritl)l"
and therefore, it their opinions are unchaogeobl;
what will prevent them, it they have power, r° e
resorting to the 34111 e bort ible excesses ut it 0 t3ro
recorded by our Correspondent i Let the Elegf°rg
through the whole of the British Empire refle%
on the dangers to our present Establishment
Church and State, and suffer 110 Man to be invest e
ell with legislative power Who is suGpected to
the least tendency towards the rettotation of f°
pery to l'oliticAl Authority.

The extraordinary severity of the weather it'll
again deranged the mails. l'he coach from 'S°ri
%rich per Bury, clue this morning, was left bei'lfl‘;
ai that in eon3riltience of the tltitted *ll(''4l,l
awl the mail coachfrnm (ilat;gow, was stopPet.l.l'
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the same near Bowes, on Staiawoor'
'File Bags were in'eunseiptence conveyed on horsc-
hack and in chaiies. The other Mails 10`vivg
s. I'4
aiiivrd wittioot much (belly, the Letter-c3re
%vete dispatched trout,Lotnhard•strect at the 115°

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