The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

HIGH TREASON.

Tile following is a test of the witnesses Woo
arc to give evidence on the part of tl►e Crown in
the approaching trials for High Treason :
Robert Adams, cordwainer, now in custody
L. Alderson, Antelope-gardens, Hulywell-mouut, cordwainer
James Aldous, Berwick-street, pawnbroker
George Avis, Bow-street patrol
William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction
Right Honourable Charles Bathurst
John Baker, servant to the Earl of Harrowhy
Robert Baker, Esq. Justice of the Peace, Bow-street
Gabriel Baker, Verrioan, Warder of the Tower
W. H. Baldwin, shopinan to Mr. Culoaghi, printseller, Cock-

spur-street
William Barrow, chairmaher
James BAsey, soldier, 421.1 Regiment Coldstream Guards
Bishop, officer, Bow-street
Richard Birdie, Esq. Bow—Area Office
J. Britl, servant to Joliu Saundets, St. John-street, Cler-

Lenwell
William Charles Brooksj Bow-street patrole
Charles Moil-elder, Esq. Assistant Solicitor, Treasury
John Bohner, Warder of the Tower
Thomas Bohn, watchman
John Bamford, Captain and Adjutant of the London and
Westminster Light Horse Voboort:l.s
James Buller, Esq. one of the Clerks of the Privy Council
George Brand, turnkey of the House of Correction
Henry Brand, ditto
Viscount Castlereagh
Thomas Carr, cordwainer
Robert Carter, Yeoman, Warder of the 'lower
George Cayloel, Cato-street, blacksmith
Joseph Champion, Bow-street patrole
Robert Chapman, ditto
Rd. Vise. Chetwynd, one of the Clerks of the Privy Council
Stephen Claddis, Yeoman, Warder of the Tower
John Clark, ditto
William Clark, ditto
' Thomas Clark, Great York Mews, Portman-square, tailor
Witham Cooper, Warder of the Tower
Jonathan Curtis, soldier 2d Coldstream Guards
John Sygrove, ditto
John Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, wheelwright
Jeremiah Davies, Warder of the Tower
H. Davies, servant to the Earl of Aylesbury, Grosvenor-sq.
Thomas Davison, printer, Duke-street, West Smithfield
George 'Jenne. yeoman, Warder of the Tower -
Gei ard Devisme, Esq. Bryanstone-street, merchant
J. Dobson, Silver-street, Clerkenwell, dealer in old iron
Esther Dobson, wife of the above.
Thoinas Dreyer, Gee's-court, Oxford-street, bricklayer
J tines East, Warder of the Tower
Richard East, ditto •
Robert East, White-street, Moorfields, letter-castet
George Edwards, ltanelagh-place, modeller
James Edgar, soldier, 2d Coldstream Guards
James Ellis, Bow-street patrole
T. Farrell, Duke's-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, green grocer
Frederick litzclarence, Ensign, 2d Coldstream Guards
Patrick Flanagan, St. Giles, watchman
William Fletcher, Warder of the Tower
William Ford, Mount-street, Lambeth, cordwainer
Emanuel Francis, Southampton-mews, Marylebone, labourer
William Fryer, Warder of the Tower
Benjamin Georg, Gill, Bow-street patrole
H. Gillan, servant to Mr. Whittle, apothecary, Mount-street
Mary Gould, Adam's-mews, Grosvenor-square, victualler
Elizabeth Gould, Stanhope-street, Clare market, victualler
William Gibbs, Bow-street pat role
Dudley, Earl of Harrowhy, Lord President of the Council
Joseph Hale, apprentice to John Thomas Brunt, bout-closer
Edward Hanson, serjeant of artillery, Tower
John Harknett, Clement's Inn, labourer
Janice Harrell, Lamb Chapel-court, Monkwell-street, cord-

waiver
Thomas Hatton, Warder of the Tower
Joseph ilayward, Long-alley, Moorfields, cordwainer
Thomas Hiden, Manchester-stews, milkman
Mary Hoare, Great Wild-street, spinster
Hobbs, White-hart-yard, Brook's-market, victualler
H. Hubhouse, Esq. anti of his Majesty's Under Secretaries
of State
Gr.rge Howard, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, cordwainer
Wil;,am Humphrey, Warder of the Tower
Sainuti -Humphreys, RAnor-street, St. Luke's, iron-founder
James Inglis. soldier, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards
'Thomas Jennings, New Compton-street, carver and gilder
Jane Isaacs, Cato-street, spinster
Thomas Keyes, Frith-street, Soho, victualler
Thomas Keyes, the elder, Gent. same place
Walter Knowles, Warder of the Tower
John Lane, Gent. Gaoler of the Tower
Stephen Lavender, officer, Bow-street
William Lee, patrole, Bow street
John Leeson, Warder of the Tower
William Legg, serjeant, 2(1 Regiment Coldstream Guards
Elijah Lichfield, Clerk of the Office of the Solicitor of the
Treasury
James Lott, serjeant, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards
Edward Lawson, Browo's-lane, Spiral-fields, carrier
Ann MacCarthy, Gray's-buildings, Manchester-square
Thomas Main, Warder of the Tower
John Mansfield, servant to Ensign Fitz Clarence
George Manic, Esq. Solicitor to the Treasury
Thomas Miles, IVarder of the Tower
Giles Franklin Moay, Marylebone, watchman
Thomas Monument, Garden-court, Gray's Inn-lane, cord-

wainer
John Monument, prisoner in the Tower
Thomas Morris, Warder of the Tower
John Maddock,' soldier in 2d Re4iinent Coldstream Guards
Richard Mmtday, Cato-street, labourer
James Monday, saute place, labourer, son of the above
Jeremiah Maidment, constable, Bow-street
Julio Hector Munson,i Drury-lace, cutler
Stephen Morris, tornl.ey, House of Correction
Luke Nixon, patrol, Bow-street
Henry John, Viscount Palmerston, Secretary at 'War
Henry Pargittr, messenger to the Solicitor for the Treasury
J. Pocock, I unbridge-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, whitesmit h
Jonathan Poulson, servant to the Lord Archbishop of York
John Powell, Warder of the Tower
Ethy. Prat!, Fox•placc, Lord's Cricket Ground, smith
John 11. Price, Kendal's Mews, Blandlord-street, brass-

worker
Mary Privatt, Vine-yard, Southwark, char-woman
Fleury Phillips, Pleasant-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, la-
!wares
Henry Baldwin Raven, clerk to the Solicitor to the Treasury
William Read, officer, Hatton Garden
Jas. Revell. soldier, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards
William Ridsdale, waiter, Peele's Coffee-house
Geo. Roehfort, Little Park-lane, Regent's Park, watchman
Mary Rogers, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, chandler's shop-
keeper
George Rogers, Warder of the Tower
George Thomas Joseph Rut liven, officer, Bow-street
William Sallabauks, Holly-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, car-
penter
Win. Joseph Salmon, Seymour-place, Marylebone, tailor
William Salmon, officer, Bow-street
Henry Saxellly, Warder of the Tower
Robert Sheppard, ditto
Sarah Sheppard, Great Wild-street, victualler
Edward S;niption, corporal-major, 2d Regiment Life Guards
Thomas Saran, Wood-street, kt. cst minst et, watchman
A. Smith, Swan and Horse-shoe public-house, Little Britain
Ralph Spooner, servant to Armstrong and Co. Leather-lane
John Stafford, Chief Clerk, Bow-street
James Strickland, corporal, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards
John Surtnan, patrol, Bow-street
Ww. Stitch, John-street, Grosvenor-mews, cordwainer
Joists Clarke Smith, John-st. West, Edgware-road, victualler
Samuel H. Taunton, officer, Bow-street.
Sarah Taylor, Warwick-street, Golden-square, printseller
Abraham Thomson, Warder of the Tower
Wm. Tomlin, GI ay's-inn- lane, victualler.
John Townsend, patrol. Bow-street.
The Right Hun. Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor and Under
Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer.
Benjamin William Valentine, officer, Marlborough-street.
William Underwood, Warder of the Tower.
John Wales, officer, Marlborough-street.
J. Walker, Gun-street, Old Artillery-ground, Coffeehouse-
keeper.
Eleanor Walker, servant to H. Rogers, Fox-court.
James Weeder, Edgware-road, oil and colour-lean
John Weltord, South-street, Park-lath, Clerk to J. Denew
William Westcoatt, pat role, Bow-strict
R. Wood, Elliott's-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, Unman and
brazier
John Wood xard, High-street, Islington, cordwainer
John ‘Vright, patrole, Bow-street
Henry Wheeler, Tornkey, House of Correction
Elizabeth Weston, Cutu-street,wife of Edw,Weston, glazier.

PO ET II Y.

DAYLIGHT, WHEN ".HE STORM WAS O'ER.

BY JOHN MAYNE,

AUTHOR OP THE POEMS uF GLASGOW, THE BILLER GUN, &C.
Along the beach the peasants stray'd,
At day-light, when the storm was o'er, I
And, lo! by winds and waves convey'd,
A curse extended un the shore !

His face was comely ev'n in death—
His lips had lost their cord hue,
But suiird as if with parting breath
A ray divine had cheer'd his view !

When very aid was vainly given,
'l' be villagers in tears exclaim,
0 1 for a miracle from Heaven,
To animate thy lifeless frame !

Some friend, perhaps, whose boding fears
Forbade thy feet at first to roam,
Or parent, in dechoing yea! s,
With anxious hear►, expects thee home!

Whoe'er thou art, whateer thy name,
Or wheresoe'er thy kindred be,
Humanity asserts her claim
[o feel for them, and mourn for thee

Around thy brow, with many a tear,
Sad virgins shall the•cypress twine;
Deck, with sweet ilow'rs, thy humble bier,
And chant a requiem at thy shrine !

O! if, amid this world of care,
A mother dear, or sisters mourn,
And, for.a while, avert despair,
With hopes and sighs for thy return—

In rain, for thee, when tempests roar,
They watch, far off, the wint'Hing I
Thy bark has reacted that happy share,
Where winds and waves can ne'er prevail:

Some nymph, perhaps, the village-pride,
Unconscious of thy hapless doom,
Still fondly hopes to be thy bride—
Still wastes fur thee her vernal bloom !

On some lone cliff methinks she stands,
And, gazing o'er the troubled sea,
Imagines sceues its foreign lands,
Where love and bliss encircle thee!

Yes, thou art blest in realms above !
And, when she lifts her longing e; es,
She'll see the spirit of her love,
With Angels, soaring in the skies.

REGIslEtt OF FASHION.

Anatut.s.—Hon. E. Perceral and the Misses Perceval, in
Ch;rles-street, Berkeley-square, from Wyddial Hall; Count
and Countess Lieven, in Harley-street, frwn the seat of the
Duke of Wellington, in Hampshire; Sir John Burgoyne,
Bart. at Liuimer's Hotel, from the Continent.

DEYARTURES.—Major, Mrs., and the Misses Marrie, from
Pall-Mall, for their house at Barnes, surrey; Mrs. and
Miss Sgambella, from Marshal Thomson's New Hotel, Ca-
rendish-sqUare, for Bradley Hnll, Derbyshire ; Smith Barry,
Esq, and fatuity, from Marbury Hall, Cheshire, for their
seat, Core of Cork ; Miss Smith Barry, front ditto, fur ditto.