Star.
London, England, 1820-04-18 00:00:00

SECOND DAY.

in consequence of the restrictions under which the
admission to the Court has been judiciously placed,
neither the body of the Court nor the galleries were
this day in the least crowded; but on the outside,
a considerable concourse of persons have continued
ai.iembled from an early hour.

Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT and the other Judges,
took their seats on the Bench exactly at ten minutes
past nine.
Thistlewood and the other prisoners were imme-
diately brought to the Bar.
Thistlewood, addressing the Court, requested that
the indulgence of a chair might be continued to him.
Lord Chief Justice AISBOTT." Certainly."
Davidson (the man of colour) stepped forward, and
said, that he had been much fatigued by standing for
so many hours yesterday ; he hoped the Court would
be equally indulgent to him.
The LORD CIIIEY JUSTICE said, two or three chairs
might be placed in die dock, and that the prisoners
could from time to time relieve each other.

The humane suggestion of his Lordship was im-
mediately attended to by Mr. Drown, the jail-keeper.
The Court now proceeded with the trial.
Eleanor Walker, whose examination was postponed
last night, was first called. She is servant to Henry
Rogers, 4, Fox-court, Gray's Inn•lane, the house
where the prisoner Brunt lodged, and where Ings
also bad a room.

The following witnesses were afterwards examined
in succession :

Maar ROGERS, wife of the aforesaid Henry Rogers.
Josern HALE, apprentice to the prisoner Brunt.—This wit.
ntss was cross-examined at some length by Mr. AIXOLIMML

THOMAS SMART, who was the watchman on duty at Grosvenor
square, on the side where Lord Harrowby lives, on the night
of the 22d February.—Shortly cross-examined by Mr. CURWOOD.
HEYRY GIESON, servant to Mr. Whittle, Apothecary, 15,
Not.r.t..trcet,Grosvenor-square.
Josni 11z.::oR Moaiiis, journeyman cutler to Mr. Underwood,
Drury-lane.—'Fold to remain in waiting, as he would be again
required.
revrano SIMPSON, Corporal-Major Scl Regiment of Life
Girtrds.—Cross-examined by Mr. Cuawoon.
Jszass Aseous, Pawnbroker, Berwick-street, Soho.
THOMAS Hunts, cowkeeper.
Earl of HARROWBT, examined by the Arrostar-GiaixaaL
Joint Besse, butler to his Lordship.
Jou): Mesuusurr, a shoemaker, who was arrested at the house
in Cato-street, and was brought into Court in custody of the
Warder of the Tower. He was examined by the Souctroa-
GENIRAL.

Txoxas 110N031/3i7, brother of the preceding witness.
THostas DWIMR, who was under examination by Mr. Goa-
NIT, when our Reporter left the Court, at one o'clock.
During the examination of John Monument, who
gave his evidence in a clear, distinct, and connected
manner, the prisoner Brunt, to whom it materially
related, was particularly attentive, and frequently
made notes.
The'Earl of HAnnewny remained on the Bench
after he had been examined. The LORD JUSTICE
CLERK teas on the Bench, and frequently took notes
of the proceedings. A son of Mr. WILBERFORCE
*as also on the Bench.
The prisoners have the same clean appearance
which they presented yesterday, and continue to con-
duct
themselves with the most perfect propriety of
demeanour. Thistiewood recurs frequently to a
priqted list of the witnesses, which he holds in his
but takes no notes. Brunt, who is seated on
a chair in the front, beside Thistlewood, was occupied
v. ith a pencil and paper during the time his appren,
Cce, Joseph Hale, was under examination.

11.(Y Fr.,age through the Bank from Cornbill, by
tl.c 1:ullion Office, into Thrbgmorton•street, has, by
ge►:cral order from the Directors, been :topped
durinz, the impending State Ttials.