The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-10 00:00:00

CATO-STREET GANG.

BOW-STREET —Yesterday a Serjeant belonging
to the Artillery attended at the office, from tsr
Tower of Loudon, to examine the hand-grenades
which were found in the loft over the etable id/
Cato-street. The object of his inspection urea an
describe their manufacture, their nature and p.ra-.
perties, and their dreadful operation and explo-
sion, previous to their being produced on the sr-
proaching trial. information on this subject was
also procured from Woolwich, &c.
Early yesterday morning an elderly man; by
professitm a schoolmaster, was brought to .t
office, charged on suspicion nt being coneetnel
with the gang, and alter he had undergone a sho-re
examtnwion, be was conveyed to the Secretor/
of Sta-te's Office for the Horne Departmpur.
Robert George, who was apprehended by Sal-
mon and ituthveu, in the Dundee Arms publ
house, near the Commercial road, on Sundt/
night, on a charge of being in the loft at the time
Thistlewood stabbed the unfortunate Smitheria
was removed yesterday mornir.Lf, from the 11.o.wase
of Correction, Col:Wadi-fields, by several of the
oflirs, to the Secretary of State's Office far
Borne Department,
Thomas Preston, the cobbler, and Sintreoniva
the footman, were also removed yesterday mart*"
ing front Tothill fields Bridewcil to the Secretary
of State's Office for the house Departmeao
where, at twelve o'clock, the Lords of the Coital,
cil assembled for the purpose of proceeding with
their examination. The Council was attendedlif
most of. the Cabinet Ministers; Sir William Seca
and the Law Officers. Mr. Baker, the Chief ALT"
gistrate of the Police, was also present.
The investigation of the prisoners, and the *2
tore of the charges preferred against them, occav
pied the attention of their Lordships tram twee*
o'clock till near three, after which all the O.
sowers were remanded for another investigatiots
at a future day.

DUEL.—A Gentleman of the name of Smug*
SON Was wounded in a duel with Capt. G--D--0+
yesterday morning, on Old Oak Common. 'Die
dispute was about Mrs. a conrteznn of MO
breed, and lately the there anzie of a Noble Loci,

Saturday Peter Gibson, residing near the Alpe"
duct, Glasgow, was apprehended on a charge a
purchasing a number of pikes. This man was oto
of those ‘vho were formerly imprisoned in Edify
burgh Castle on treasonable charges.
FORGED NoTss.—Yesterday Charles •Rosc, •
young men of highly respectable connexions, Aar'
derwent a final examination at Bow-street,cliargrA
with being a common utterer of forged 101.
of England notes to a considerable extent.-10
was committed for trial.
We understand that at the York Assizes, vatic&
commenced on Saturday last, the witness 44
in the important case, the King against iiklot
and others for a conspiracy, are ered us be
attendance early in the morning of the 13th
—(Manchester Exchange Herald )

On Wednesday last, the BTh inst. tlw Lady of Jolin Siowif
!ropey, Esq., of a son.

On the nth inst. at St. George the Martyr's, Queen-44415t
Charles Sylvester, of Swansea, rilatuorgansliire, to Eliza6l4"
youngest daughter of the late Sarunel Moody, Esq., of taitxlv
square, Bloomsbury.

DIED.
At Fvot-Williarn, in the East ladies, on the 17th Aug424l
'Align Murray, Esq. younger, of Rosstnount, Scot'aril. is
In Ifitfia, on the 2t tli of August, three months after P,
arrival, George Anderson, Esq. Surgeon, Madras Establi'ii

went.

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Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published 14 l'C'To
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