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London, England, 1816-07-27 00:00:00

cages of these copper pieces, while the third Ina 0„,
capieil in rubbing each piece with sand paper. Thu'
the conspirators and the prisoners were employed till
. about one o'clock, when the pris,mt r (Cannel) et
pressed a wish to go wills his comrades to &net,
But, Nina this erpressione Barry and his coadjutors
said they should not go, as they had pr.ordid for
them a better dinner than they were likely to g*.t as
home. With the professed view of bunging, this
dinner, Barry immediately left the room, -and she
other conspirators followed, saying that trey Would
return with the dinner. But the conspirators had
not been absent alrive five minute, when Brock and
Phelan, with the Police Officer (Taylor) entered,
and took the prisoners into custody. m
Such is the unanimous statement of the prisor,
confirmed, as we have alreaq said, in every material
point, by the confession of the conspirators.
The prisoners satisfactorily account tor the mantles
in which they have been employed since their airiv4
in England ; and several resprxiabhc bi cki trers,
under whom Cutinel and Quin have.winktd, have
voluntarily come fot ward to bear test;mony to their
industry and honesty. Reardon having been only
three weeks in England, is not ti course so wo
known.

But, as to the present condition of the wh,le6three,
it is truly wretched. Their season tor ao;k
had. as they truly state, but jest commenced, bridle
they were taken into custody, and therefore they are
(especially Comiel and Quin) literally in r..gs, 1,44.
out friends, and without food, • excepting only 'het
Miterable gaol allow.ince, which serves flier*, to
(save them from starving.
We are happy to understand that the Lountilatott,
with a degree huinanity and judgment w.rthy
his character, is pursuing such a system of inquiry,
with respect to the nature and extent of the conspi.
racy, as promises to develope all its connections and
ramifications. And such a conspiracy requires, in.
deed, the most diligent and ingeniuua investigation ;
for it is entirely novel in its character and object.--
From the thys ofJonathanWild, We had often heard
.of criminals heing•allowed to enjoy frdedoin and int.
punity, until they had committed some offence, fut
the conviction of which the law provided a pecuniary
reward ; but it was reserved for the present day to
create crime, and entrap in:weer:cc, ter the puri%se
of obta:bing that reward.

This is the age of real and useful d:tcov..Ty.—ln tin
branch is it more displayed than in the treattnent uf
that destructive disease which is the bane of youth
and sensual enjoyment. To such success is the prat-
ticr (in the word forms of it,) now brought at that
retpectable institution, the Lock and Surgical Dis-
pensary, under the direction of Mr. KIERNAN, of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London, Lower Char.
lotte-street, 13edford-siloare, that upwards of one but
Bred casts ct Stricture, besides Debility icid other
Affections of the Generative Organs were radicAly
cured by the last report of the les.itution. An imps r.
:ant niec:ianical improvement has been made by the
experienced :iiirgeon of the Institution,which renders
the cure of obstinate Stricture p irticula:ly successful
and speedy.