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

TIi4CCONSPIRATOLiS.

Yesterday mortri,rig, the Conspirators,. who
stood committed to• Caalribath-fierds prison, were
taken from deence to3tire HOme Office, to undergo.
an examination,..baferee,, the. Privy. Creel, il. Ott
IVednesday. evening, Mr.. Adkins., the Governor,
received a written order to:have his ..prisoners at
ar.hali-p:,5t..12, for which purpose seve-
ral -police 04.1k,05, and an enerri Of military, should
be 'in 'iwendtroct, In errtreequence.i. of this
uYri-
watit,n, fir. Adkins yesterday directed that, tb
men should be shaved.and prepared at. tha-proper
hOor. Theywere accordingly all,brought ddWii to
the lodge of the prison at he,lf-past 11, with the
exceptiun of Thisrlewood• and Alonneneot.: As
it was probable ,they miglut be detained at White-
hall the greater part of the day, they each of
them had a pint of porter, and other refreshment.
Shorly before 12, Lavender, Bishop, Saloom,
Taunrfin, and Rothven, officers of BoW•streer,
aud Lock, one, ot. the patrole, arrived. They int-
medimely proceeded to handcuff. the prisoners to-
gether, its sepalaste parties.. Wilson, Davidson; anl
Tidd, formed one di.iision ; Gilchrist, Ings, and
Bradboro, a • second ; and She*, Cooper, mid
:Brunt, a third,
.• Tne.first-mentioned three seem-
ed to be in good spirits, and were laoghing at some
private observations which passed between them-
selves-. There was no appearance of recognition be.
ween them:and the ot!,er 6. Bradburn, who is a re-
in.irkhbly'good•-looking-lonng man, was consider-
bly.dejected. as was Brunt, Cooper, who is an
IriShrnan, did not appear to be atfochaffected.
boring the alrangement a in :the lodge, ;Thistle-
ood, who was- .yet -ignorant
~of - the :• persons
who,had been apprehended, was, together vviib
'Monument, taken into Governor's; office,
310 they were .handcuffed together ,by La-
under. Four coaches were then drawo up to
she prison gate, and the arrival of the military
escort was anxiously expected, as the offi-4ers were
not provided with weapons in the .eten{' of any
attempt at rescue.- At 2Q minutes atter,.l2, rhe
escort not having yet atrived, Mr. Adkins deter-
mined to fulfil the letter of his instruction's, and
set out for Whitehall. The-coaehes-wete in coo-
sequeoce drawn 'Up, and three of the prisoners,
accompanied 'by an officer, were pot into each.
Tilisrletsiood and-Monument were, then brought
forth, and put into.t be, -fourth- coach. There was
a s roue contrast in _their appearance; thi for!er
being very tall, and he 14i ter very short...Al-1i-
Walhed svi!b a hut ried step across the eero t-
yardraml entered the carriage .04- anxious to he
coriceak,d Worn ;the eyes. of curiosity. fle was
folloWed by .Adkins • and La-Veroler: s The
Wbole tir..n drove oft at quiek pace to the•flome-
Office,.-wher e-they arrived at a quarter before 1.
considerable throng was colic( tied'toired the
outer gales of the prison ; 'but cher e Was uo ex-
pression of- public feeling beyond that" of a desire
o see the cdrispirators,
The prisoners remained-at the Home Office but
a few minutes; and on: being hammed-that th:.y
60l been brought ep by. mistake,. it pot being ar-
ranged for them to be examined yesterday, they
were ire consequence taken .back in coaches to the
House, of Co: recriou in Coldbarh-fields.
:flie..Lords of the Council had appointed :to meet
Ht the Secretary of, State's .thliceter .the Home
.Department, at .12 a'clircl,,to deliberate .on the
charges against the prisoners, and to determine ou
the hest al- d most proper mode ot p,o;relingagaiust
hem without • interrogating the prisoners or
el:arnireing any witnesses! .The meeting was ate
feuded by the Cabinet Ministers, the MasTrels
Cannlen; Viscount Palmerston, Mr. C. P..1.'044.
the Chief • Baron: of Court of Exchequer in
Scotland, the Hon. Ryder", Sir J Nichol!, Mr.
H. Peel, Mr. W. lluskisson, the Master of the
11.0113, Mr.. S.: I.l2Orne. There were also pre-
sent' the •AttorneyeGenera!, the, Solicii6r:Gene-
ral, and Mr. 'Baker, the Magistrate -belonging to
the Po!ice-Office in Matiboroilgh-sr.reet , who
Signed the warrant for entering rhe ptemises in
Cato-street,
.and• for the apprehension of he gang
of aseassins.••' Their Lordships continued in dell-
beratiore ri.lt near bralf-ptist two o'clock.

lugs still bears the mark of the blow which he
received from ‘Vestcovt in the stable. His eye is
bloodshOt, and the flesh around it vet-y. black.
lie wore -a greatcoat over his, ordinary butc;icr's
jacket. Davidson was dressed in a blue coat,
lit hi coloured and top"-hoots. The
appearance olihe whole was extremely shabby.
Brunt is a short well-Set man,.about 30; his coin-
idexiou sahlc ; he has rather a meditative conn-
cerratice, but the general expression of his phy,i-
ognonty is unfavourable.