The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

MORE ARRESTS.Iu
conseTience of private, inforMation received:
yesterday by
,Lavender and Bishop, the officers,,
that Robell Harrison, late a private in the 2d Re•
.
giment of Life Guards, bad been seep to go
into the stable in Cato-street on Wednesday
last, where the gang had assembled,, the offi.
cers milde diligent inquiries respecting him,
and they learnt that since he halt been dis-
charged from the 2d gegirnent of Life Guards
be bad been working as a. baker in Padding•
ton, where be also lodged, but from which place
be had .absennded. This confirmed the infrn-
mation 'they had received, alkdthey had. then
110. c oOtit7bot that he was one of the Cato-street
gang of assassins, but could not learn any thing
tespeoing him, •either at the baker's, or at the
house *here he lodged, However, theyproceed-
ed in their .inquiries among his connexiOns, and
relatives, and at length they had a strong suspi-
cion that he Was'concealedat his sister's, in Ohl
Gravel-lane, in' the Borough; to which place
they,vvent, made a rush into the house, and
there found him. He made ho resistaoce,
though be is a powerful man, • and: about six
feet high. The officers brOnght hitn to the
Office% *here he' soon afterwards underwent an
exatnination before the Magistrate, R. Brafll3,
Esq, when be was identified as one of_the despe-
rate gang who were in the loft, and standing
neat: Thistlewood at the•time he coolly and deli.
berately Murdered the courageous but unfortunate
SIDS.: hers ; he was clearly seen, and his person
well identified, there .Ving eight or ten candles
burt•ing in the loft when The. Officers entered it,
Ile e,ace evident proof of his having been there
;rpm several Wounds in his hotly, which, no doubt,
he rec. iced in the affray, and which he could not
satisfiictorily account for.—lie was committed for
furritr examination.

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At an early 'hour yesterday' morning, Lavender
and P.;:lop went armed ;0 a miserable bii‘el in
-Brroiks'-niarket,-1-14511Arri, and appreltendrd llo-
bert Alerns, in'parsilanee Of a warrant 'granted
ag.-)inst followed the tt-aile or a shoe-
maker. He sione-tifne Since Way atu irate ill the
Royal Horse Gnarls, in which he Serv'ed five
yeros--- lie very intich resembles Thistlewood
in person, but has a cast in his left
Ile is suspected to be one of Oche who escaped
out of the. window of the loft, ou'Wedliestriy
night, ,itt Cato-sttret he 'exhibited a most
wretched appearance ; indeed the whole of the
prisoners Were in a most filthy, dirty state, the
only clean matt among theM being. William Da-
vidson, the Black. Adams, together. with John
''Symonds, the forrtman to Miss Streatfiebl, in Up-
per Seymour-street, were conveyed by Lavender
and Bishop•to the Secretary of Stare's Office
for the Home Department, at twelve. o'clock,
where at one o'clock another meeting. of Privy
Councillors took place, tri investigate knit bring to
condign punis,bment• these- daring -Conspirators.
The Council was attended by the whole bf 'the
Cabinet Minisrets, the Lord'Clianrellor, the At:
torney and -SolicitorGeneral, 'and all tke Privy
Councillors. who attended the meeting on Ti•urs-
'day., whose. names we gave yesterday. The
deuce against Symonds and. Adams .not being in
'an arranged state to lay before the Privy Cotrecil.
fors, the prisoners 'were. referred back. to
street Office, and the Privy:Councillors- proceeded
to hear the evidence of Caw... Fit zuleirence, and the
Non-commisiioned 'Officers. and Ptivates of the
Gnards, who were of the party sent to assist tire
Police in the attack upon the gang of assassins
assembled in the stable 'and 'ldtt iii Cato-s:reet,
John. street, Edgware-road. The examination of
the military occupied the attention of the Privy
Councillors till 161tro'elbek; when they.adiontmeT,
Symonds .and Adams were interrog“reff by we.
Bottle, .and this occupied so .much' time, that no
witnesses were examined. Symotids's inVestiga-
titan lasted bet ween• two and three briars.
Slmonds and Adams wire detained in •custody.
Cliarley.lirooks,. the patrirle,- who wits shot at
three ti neS.in the stable, gave his evidence be-
fore Mr. Bernie, Roan which it appeared. that- a
pistol .ball.bad entered the arm
.of his great coat,
plssetl' through all his - clot.l,eS and bruised
his
shoulder, but did not wound Lim, and there is no
do'uht but I iskil it was ing 10 his being thickly,
'clothed, having ttvo cows, two waistenats,Ac.
which saved him from receiving •a ‘‘toir'ind
He was asked it be ~ could identify the man who
Mot at, him ?. lie reviled, ire bad not the least
doubt of the man being Ings., the butcher, who
v.-as avvreheoded in Coto-street, and who 'was
•one at . the nine. that were -Committed on
Thursday night, .to the House of Correction
from the Secretary of State's' Office . tcir Ole
,Home Departtneot ; lie saw. loin distinctly
present the pistol and discharge it at kith.; he
liad 'a perfect recollection of his person..
He
huff since starched his lodgings, and found 'a
variety parrers,-. but nothing' of a suspicious'
nature, except a large ticket *with liieriioy-
ohie and einhlematical engravings on it,
ha did not undetstaml ; ‘aod he supposed
to relate to. free Masonry, and he took it to a
Free-Masons' Lodge to make insult ice respecting