The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-08 00:00:00

POETRY.

To the Woe of -"
,hoots whet hai, 'Palace bled.'

Brit Oh. who their Counfry love,
who wi,old loyal prove,
Rotte ye now, and for...fir(:s move,
To save your Liberty.

NVlio for Kir'g, the State; a 06.1. Laws,
To brave the !kind ra,..,!ts won't pause,
rind stand or tali in 110, rigii; good cause,
Let him on with me.

Who by Atheists would he rurd,
Wh, by villain; would bit schoord,
To juin with Rebels to by fourd,
In sorrow let bign die.

If the harden'd *retch should dare
In rehalint's perils share, ,
Let him sink beneath the care,

And unlamented lie.

By, those who bless your happy homes,
By those who slumber hi their tombs,
I charge ye, guard the sacred domes
Atid huoour of the DEITY.

DUBLIN LOYAL ADDRESS.

Resolved, That the loyal Citizens of Dublin be requested
to exert their most zealous efforts to promote amongst all
ranks a constant and uniform obedience to the Laws of their
Country, as the best mode of preventing crimes, and sup-
porting their matchless Constitution against the attacks of

s enemies.

:Signed by Order) ALLEN and GREEN, Town Clerks.

THE 111URDEltous CONSPIRACY.

Yesterday morning,, Wright, Bond, Champion,
Chapman, Lee, Gibbs, &c. belonging to the Bow-
street Parrol, attended at the (Mice of the Secre-
tary of State for the flume Department, to give
evidence as to the transactioi at Cato-street,
Edgeware-ioad, the discovery of the gang of as-
sassins, their particular conduct, the identity of
the different persons composing the gang, their
knowledge of the person of illobett George; who
was apprehended on Sunday night at the Dondee
Arms, Wapping, by the Officers Hutliven and St.l-
- and as to whether he was - seen mmong the
gang in (lie loft when the unfortunate Smithers
was murdered, or whether he was in ihe stable
afterwards. The evidence against Prestons the
conler, and Simmonds, the footman, was also
in vestigated.
The Lords of the Council present were, the
Earl of 11 el I to w by, die Earl of Earl
Mulgrave, Viscount Siilmoutn, the Mdtgoess Cam-
den, Sit 117 m. Scott, &c. The Attorney and So-
licitor• General attended, as did also Air. Baker,
the Chief Magistrate of t.e Polire, upon whom,,
devolved principay the taking of the evidence.
The wives of Thistlewood and logs applied at,
the Secretary of State's Office for the Home De-
partment, on Saeurday last, for permission to see
their r especi ice husbands. They wete referred to
the Privy Council Office, tinder the warrant of
which the prisoners were committed. We under- I
stand orders were granted to them. The wife of
logs (who was formerly a butcher at Portsea)
came from that !thee to see hint. lie had ab-
sconded front that place about four months since,
leaving his wile. and tour children. Mrs. logs
came to town with an infant at her breast.

The eight Conspirators who were committed to
.he Tower on Friday last all remain in the same
prisons mentioned by its on Saturday last, wi►h
the exception of Davidson, the black, who, it
be remembered, wag sent to a prison over the
water-works. This place was tomtit, on act:omit
of its largeness, to be ex:reniely cold, and out of
compassion to the prisoner, he was removed on
Stiniky morning to the Bull•tower, immediately
behind the golden chair, which is at the exttetr►e
east end of the Tower of London, and near the
iron gate%vtiv, which has been, as we before men-
tioned, closed for the present. Out Monday this
wan, although every attention had been paid to
laic contort, became so violent in his conduct,
!hat the two warders, who were in the room
with him, were obliged to call in the assistance
of the sentinel. Davidson then assailed the two
warders and the sentinel with the most outrageous
language, calling on them to hurdler hint at
once, and with the most horrible oaths told thtm
to take his life. lie continued this outrageous
conduct fur some time, but became more cabs)
when inbound I list such conduct Would end in
the waders applying to have him put in closer
confinement, He then became more refie-ctiog,
and before night he fell into the deepest itive of
despondency, and has remained quiet and ap-
pdryntly thjecied ever since.

Lay th' accurs'd apostates low,
Let them fall beneath the blow,
Let all .persuasions join and show,
They lure their GOD and Liberty,

At a Post Assembly of the Corporation of the City
of Dublin, held at the City Assembly House in
Widintn-street, on the 311 day qf March, 1820,
A BBALIA NI BRADLEY KING, Lord Mayor Locum
Teti ens,
The following Resolutions were unanimously
agreed to :

Resolved, Ist, That this Corporation, firmly united in prin-
ciples of loyalty and affection to his M.IJESTY'S Person and
Government, feel, in common with all his Majesty's loyal
Subjects, the utmost abhorrence at the late foul and atro-
cious Conspiracy against the invaluable lives of his Majesty's
Ministers, a conspiracy which has disgraced the manly and
generous character of the British Nation, and was calculated
to deprive his Majesty of his most faithful and able servants.
Resolved, That whilst our indignation is so justly excited
against the authors and abettors of the said flagitious Conspi-
racy, we cannot but feel trulygrateful at this recent instance
of the interposition of Divine Providence, in protecting, the
ices of those who, by their able advice, humbled the
greatest and most powerful Tyrant that
,ever reigned, and
thereby have rendered themselves so deservedly dear to the
Nation.