The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

}Lancaster, Apr.

}York, March 21.
}Warwi;;li, Mar. 31.

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Leicester, Mar. 23.

Wroe and 3 otln rs Lancaster, April 4.
{P. Fi andsiturey, March 27.
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Shorter
W. Watling London; Feb. 24.
Whit horn
Sainsbury

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Wedderburn }l,..ondon, Feb. 25.

TRUE BILLS FOUND.
ighTreason, Mot- A. Thist lewood
der, arid Conspir-1 and London.
ing to Assassi oat e k Nine Others
Seditious Lai:Li:Age Sir C. %Volseley }Chester.
at a puhl.c 'Meet ing Harris,n
Sir C. ‘Volseley
Seditious Conspirn- ma.
jar Cartwrigt wurvvick.
cy t °elect, a Legis- Winder
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latorial Attorne)
And others
Seditious Libel Dolby Londn

CATO-STREE r CONSPIRATORS.

The Committee formed for the purpose of oh'
training for the " Conspirators," confined in the
Tower, and in Coldbath-fields prison, a fair trial,
have retained as Counsel for the prisoners, Mr.
Wetherell, Mr. Sergeant Lens, Mr. Denman, and
Mr. Curwood. •

Alr. Harmer has been employed by the Com-
mittee for all the prisoners except litadburn, hav-
ing been previously employed for Bradburn by
Brodburn's relations and friends. Yesterday Mr.
Harmer, having received orders for admission to
the prisoners regularly signed, went to Coldbath-
fields prison, and had a long conversation wi'h
those who are there confined ; whence he repaired
to the Tower, and conversed with Thistlewood.
who was as composed as usual. He afterwards
visited Davidson, who expressed himself perfectly
indifferent as to his situation, and confident as to
the result of the trial. The rest of the prisoners
had a separate conference with Mr. Harmer.
Mrs. Tbistlewood yesterday again visited her hus-
band, with his son by a former wife, a fine youth,
16 years of age ; but their interview did not last
long.

On Saturday the prisoners received, each of
thew, the following notice from the SuAcitor to
the Treasofy
The Kin; V. Arthur Thistlewood, Wm. Davidson, James
logs, John Thomas Brunt, Richard Tidd, James Wm. Wilson,
Harrison,Jirlut Richard Bradburn, John Shasv Stranger
Jainei Gilchrist, and Charles Cooper—:for High Treason.
" You are hereby required to produce upon the trial of this
inlictintint certain paper writings, written or prepared,
or caused to be written or prepared by you, or some
or one of you, on or about the 23d clay or February last,
each 01 them purpotring to be an ad dress to the people of
this kingdom, stating therein that their tyrants were
destroyed, and that the friends of liberty were called
on to conic forward, as the Provisional Government seas
then sitting, or to the like porpott or effect; and also a cer-
tain other writing, written or prepared, or caused to be writ-
ten or prepared by you; or some or one at you, purporting to
be an address to the soldiers, soliciting Irvin to join the
friends of liberty, acid that they should have their discharge
* * w * and full pay for life, and twenty pounds to
take them to their home', or to the like purport or offset
and also all other addresses and proclamations whatsoever,
written or prepared, or caused to be written or prepared by
yon, or any of pti, bet %V:•en the Ist (1.,y of January and the
24th day of Febroary.last.
" GEO. NIMILF., Solicitor fur the prosecution.
" Dated th+s 8111 day of April, 13,20.
64 'Ku the ahove-nained Arthur rtsistlewood,
and to each and every of thew."

THE N.I.)II.IIECT lON IN SCOTLAND.

[From the Edinburgh Courdut, April 8, received
this morning ]

It is tv:sh much pieas.ire we are eti4bled this

diy to state, thAt the tlisturtPitires at Glasgow
hove in a tzt.ent dPgree ceased, Rod Ow the opera-
tives, mitt others who bad ruck works.iire ret urn-

ing Co thtir occupations. An attempt ‘i us made
an Weilnedav niv,lit by some infatuated men to

excite on ios,irrection in one of litc .alters nl

the sod a 4riim beat to HMIs, to eolket the
disaffected, bite the nitmhers who appeared

werr to frw their they goicidy dh:/irrtled, and the
leaders have since absconded. The constitnted

authorities arc employing every means in their

poiver to check a repetition of such scene', and
Liu it• exertions hit ve been crooned vviih success.
Three of (he Rddical Leaders, George Washing-
ton, David, Graham, and William Graham, were
anrehtnc!ed on Thutschtv night, with atronk
couteining papers, plain, &c. will pi otyib!y
disclose all the ramifica!ions of the tate
I,ersous have also been apprehended at
PAisley and from the discoveries which have
been tnsde there and at Glasgow, no doubt is en-
tertained of crushing etfectnally all the schemes of
the cted.

One of the macers of Conrt of Justi-
ciary lett town yesterday for Stirling, for the
purpose .f conveying the prisoners taken at Fal-

kirk to this city.
'We have been favometi with the following Ex-

tract of a private Letter front Glasgow, dated the

7th inst.. trent an authentic sonite
" The Radicals seem a good deal subdued.—
At Paisley, a Captain of the new Army, and the
Secretary to the forces, are both taken ; and
here they have got hold oh General Washington,
anti all Itis papers and correspondence, inelodiug
a plan for attacking Glasgow itt varioos points,
general illittnet tons. This forenoon, An-
Ott-stop, Calton, and Bridgeton, were surround-
ed by the military, and every house tea retied for
arms and annuunition. They seem, to have
been ftWAS e of it, and accordingly, very little,
comparatively, has bun, found. The Radicals
have been throwing away their pikes into the
Rtver at,d the Canal, and the operatives are now
vomiting to their work.—Their plans have been
more trvensive and better arranged than most
people helieve; but enough has been biouuta to
light to convince uti that we were in very great
clanger,, and enough also to make an example of
those desperate persons who have come into the
hand, of the Magistracy.
" 1 blionld fain hope that a complete discovery will
now he made of the whole system, and that pro.
per measures. will be adopted to extirpate their
abominable principles and to bring matters int,o
better order.

" P. S.—Thirty prisoners have just come in
from 13;idgeton, and many of thtta with pikes in
their haans."

GARRISON ORDER ISSUED By SIR TA3RADFORD.
" G.O. t, Glasgow, April

" Two Orderlies ba.ving been intercepted by an armed band
of men between gilsvtli and on the morning of the
bib April, Lieut. Hodson, lOth Hussars, and Lieut. Davidson,
of :he Kilsytti Troop of Yeomanry, with an equal number of
men -A-otn each corps, by a rapid and judicious movement of
ninermiles from Kilsytb, c.nte up with the offenders, and
after -receiving their are, cut down or secured the whole of
them, consisting of nineteen armed men.
" Sir T. Bradford requests Lieutenants Hodson and Da-
vidson, end the Noit-commissioned Officers and Privates em-
ployed, will accept his thanks for the zealous promp:ktude
with which they discharged their duty on this occasion.
s, Tile General cannot hut notice, as a circumstance highly
cre4nahle to the zeal of the Kitsyth Troop, that the Hus•ars
were mounted for the occasion on horses lent them by the
Yeomanry, in consequence of their own having made a forced
march ; and he will take carp that the owner of the horse on
which. Lieutenant Hodson rode, and which was killed, shall
be indersaniicd fur his loss."

PRIVATE LgrrEits.
Gla.tgaw, .Ipril6, Quarter-past Eight, Morning.
"MI is quiet at this moment.—But the vary-
ing tale' of report meets you in every shape, end
front every quarter.
" I was out supping at midnight last evening,
and though the bugle sounded twice during the
hours from nine to twelve—and you heard no-
thing save the UN " tneared tread" of foot
and hoof—all was tranquil as a summer's sea,
when I went to my lodgings again.
This, li confess to you, strikes me as one of
the worst symptoms of the bad spirit prevailing
among the deluded and the deluders. Their aim
is broken. But the inextinguishable hate—the
unconquerable will remain.
" The most admirable preparation, and spirit
of vigilance prevail among the Authorities.
" One of the Letter Cariers, who lives in the
Calton, saw a party of twenty muster last night
b tuck of drum, with Hags and pikes. The cry
was r Rise !' but the alarm was given, and they
dispersed. Tice -Letter Carrier cannot say that
au.y of them were taken into custody ; but he says
that their persons are ail familiarly known, and
that their apprehension, if they do not slink, is
certain.

There is a sort of gloomy picturesqueness—a
nervous aihiless bustle—tine anxious, dim, and
feat ful uncertainty about all the state of this town,
in which a fiend, or a republican leveller might
take pleasure."

The follo:ving, is an extract of a private letter
from a Gen,leman attached to the Edinburgh
troop of Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, dated
Thursd4y .evenittt:
We bhve heervakarehing and counter-rnarch-
ing since Tstesday, and zre now here. A battle
took place with the Radicals yesterday, before
weJeattte up, in which the Stirling&hire took 19
pkisoners, who have been marched to Stirling
Castle. ‘Ve2A.ere our all last night, anti are now
on duty at Carron, guarding the cannon in store
there. We-have no chance of getting Lorne for
igitle titne. We mutter very strong•"

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

C OURT KIN&'S BENCH, APRIL 10.

Tl.e Lo[in CHIEF JUSTICE sat this day at Guild-
hall, pur,tint to adjoult.nient, to try several Spe-
cial July causes.