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London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

iIIGH TREASGM

LIST OF TILE WITNESSES WHO ARE TO GIVE EVIDENCE
ON TILE PART OF THE CROWN IN THE APPROACH-
ING-TRIALS ion HIGH TREASON.
Robert Adams, cordwainer, now in custody.
Leonard Alderson, Antelope-gardens, Holyvvell-mount, cord-
wainer.
James Aldous, Berwick:street, pawnbroker.
George Avis, Bow-street patrol.
William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction.
Right Hon. Charles Bathurit.
John Baker, servant to the Earl of Harrel:lrby.
Robert Baker, Esq. Justice df the Peace, Bow-street.
Gabriel Baker, yeoman, Warder of the Toyer.
William 11. Baldwin, shopman to Mr. Cohieghi, priniseUer,
Cockspur-street.
William Barrow, chaii-maker.
James Ilasey, soldier, ed Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
Daniel Bishop, officer. Bow-street.
Charles Bissex, watchman.
Richard Birnie, Eaq. Baty-street Office. •
Joseph Brind, servant to J. Saunders, Stefohn-street,Cterkenwell.
William Charles Brooks, Bow-street patrol.
Charles ;laurclaer, Es a. Assistant Solicitor, Treasury.
Joha Bube.er, Warder of the Tower.
Thomas Bubb, Watchmen.
John Bamford, Captain and Adjutant of the London and West-
minster Light horse Volunteers.
James Buller, Fsq. one of the Clerks of his Majesty's moat
honourable Privy Council.
George Brand, turnkey of the House of Correction.
Henry Brand, ditto.
Viscount Castlereagh.
'Thomas Carr, cordwainer.
Robert Carter, yeoman, Warder of the Tower.
George Caylock,i Cato-street, blacksmith.
Jos. tampion, Bow-street patroL
Robt. Chapman, ditto.
_Richard Viscount Chetwynd, one of the Clerks of his Ma-
jesty's most honourable I'rivy Council.
Stephen eladdis, yeoman, Warder of the Tower.
John Clark and William Clark, ditto.
Thomas Clark, Great York-mews, Portman-square, tailor.
Wm. Cooper, Warder of the Tower.
Jonathan Curtis, soldier, 2d (Coldstream) Guards.
John Cygrove, ditto.
John Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, wheelwright.
Jeremiah Davies, Warder of the Tower. •
H. bevies, servant to the Eartof Ailobury, Grosvenor-square.
Thomas Davison, printer, Duke-street, West Smithfield.
George Denise, yeoman, Warder of the Tower.
Gerard Devisme, Fsq. Bryanstone-street. merchant.
.Ton: than Dobson, Silver-street, Clerkenwell, dealer in old iron.
Esther Dobson, wife of the above.
Thomas Dwyer, Gee's-court, Oxford-street, bricklayer.
James t; at, Warder of the Tower.
Richard Faze, ditto.
Robert East, White-street, Moorfields, letter-easter.
George Edwards, Ranelagh-place, modeller.
James Edgar, soldier 2d (Coldstream) Guards.
James Ellis, Bow-street patrol.
Thomas Farrell, Di:ke-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, green-grocer.
Frederick Fitzclarence, Ensign 2d (Coldstream) &dards.
Patrick Flanagan, St. Giles's, watchman.
William Fletcher. Warder of the Tower.
William Ford, Mount-street, Lambeth, cordwainer.
Emanuel Francis, Southampton-mews, Mary-la-bonne, labourer.
William Fryer, Warder of the Tower.
Benjamin George Gill, Bow-street patrol.
henry GiLan, servant to Mr. Whittle, apothecary, Mount-
street, Grosvenor square.
Mary Gould, Adam's-mews, Grosvenor-squares wife of George
Gould, victualler.
lizabeth Gould, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, wife of Robert
°mild, victualler.
William Gibbs, Bow-street patrol. •
Dudley, Earl of I larrowhy, Lord President of his Majesty's
Most Honourable Privy Council.
Joseph Hale, apprentice to John Thomas Brunt, boot-closer.
Edward Hanson, serjeant of Artillery, Tower.
John Ilarknett, Clement's• Inn, labourer.
James Harrell, Lamb Chapel-court,MonkweU-street,cordwainer.
Thomai Hatton, Warder of the Tower.
Joseph Hayward, Long-alley, Moor-fields, cordwainer.
Thomas liiden, Manchester-mews, milkman.
Mary Iloare, Great Wild-street, spinster.
John Hobbs, White Hart-yard, Brook's-market, victualler.
Henry Hobhouse, Esq. one of his Majesty's Under Secretaries
of State.
George Howard, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, coriwainer.
William Humphrey, Warder of the Tower.
Samuel Ilutnphreys, Radnor-street, St. Luke's, iron-founder.
James Inglis, soldier 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
Thomas Jennings, New Compton-street, carver and gilder.
Jane Isaacs, Cato-street, spinster.
Thomas Keyes, Frith-street, Soho, victualler.
Thomas Keyes, the elder, Gent. same place.
Walter Knowles, Warder of the Tower.
John Lane, Gent. Jailor of the Tower.
Stephen Lavender, officer, Bow-street.
William Lee, patrol, Bow-street. •
John Leeson, Warder of the Tower.
William Legg, serjeant 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
Elijah Litchfield, Clerk of the Office of the Solicitor of the
Treasury.
James Lott, serjeant 2.1 .Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
Edward Lawson, Brown's
-lane, Spitalfields, currier.
Anne M`Carthy, Gray's-buildings, Manchester-square, wife of
James M'Carthy, labourer.
Thomas Main, Warder of the Tower.
John Mansfield, servant to Ensign Fitzclarence.
George Maule, Esq. Solicitor to the Treasury.
Thomas Miles, Warder of the Tower.
Giles Franklin Moay, Mary-la-bonne, watchman.
Thomas Monument, Garden-court, Gray's Inn-lane, cordwainer.
John Monument, prisoner in the Tower
Thomas Morris, Warder of the Tower.
John Muddock, soldier, 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
Richard Munday, Cato-street, labourer.
James Monday, same place, labourer, son of the above.
Jeremiah Maidment, constable, Bow-street.
John Hector Morison, Drury-lane, cutler.
Stephen Morris, turnkey, house of-Correction.
Luke Nixon, patrol, Bow-street.
Henry John, Viscount Palmerston, Secretary at War.
Herry Yargiter, messenger to the Solicitor to the Treasury.
J. Pocock, Tunbridge-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, whitesmitb.
Jona:bar:Poulson, servant to the Lord Archbishop of York.
John Powell, Warder of the Tower. •
Edward Pratt, Fox-place, Lard's Cricket-ground, smith.
J. 11. Price, Kendal's-mews, Blandford-street, brass-worker.
Mary l'rivatt, Vine-yard, Southwark, char-woman.
Henry Phillips, Pleasant-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, labourer.
Henry Baldwin Raven, clerk to the Solicitor to the Treasury.
William Read, officer, Hatton-garden.
James Revell, soldier, ad Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
William Ridsdale, waiter, Peel's Coffee-house.
George itcelifort, Little l'ark-lane, Regent's-park, watchman.
Mary Rogers, Fox-cou rt,G rav's-inn-lane, chandler's-shop keeper."
George Rogers, Warder of the Tower.
George Thornes Joseph Ruthe en, officer, Bow-street.
\Vita Sellihaaks, Holly-row; Lord's Cricket•ground, carpenter,
Wm. Joseph Salmon, Seymour-place, Mary-la-bonne, tailor.
; Win. Salmon, officer, Bow-street.
Henri Saxelby, Warder of the Tower.
Robert Shepherd, ditto,
Sarah Shevhard, Great Wild-street, victualler.
Edward Simpson, Corporal-major, 2d Regiment Life Guards.
Thomas Smart, Wood-street, Westminster, watchmaker.
Augustus Smith, Swats and Horse-shoe public-house, Little Bri-
tain, plumber and glazier.
Ralph Spooner, servant to Armstrong and Co. Leather-lane.
John Stafford, Chiff-clerk, Bow-street. •
James Strickland, corporal, 2d Regiment (Coldstream) Guards.
John Sunman, patrol, Bow-street.
William Stitch, John-street, Grosvenor-mews, cordwainer.
John Clark Sinith,John-street West, Edgware-road, victualler.
Samuel H. Taunton, officer, How-street. , • •
Sarah Taylor, Warwick-street, Golden-seuare, printsellen
Abraham Thompson, Warder of the Tower.
• William Tomlin, Gray's-inn-lane, victualler.
John Townshend, patrol, Bow-street. • •
The Right Honourable Nicholas Variation, Chancellor and

Under-treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer.
Benjamin Wilßani Valentine, officer, Marllmarough-stries.
Willem tinderwood, Warder of the Tower.
Joker Vialest oScer,.Marlhorodsh•streeti -• • .•

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4ameilValker, Outi•strcet, Old Ardllery-gronad, coffee-bona
keePc4. •
Eleanor Walker, spinster, servant to Henry Rners, Fez-courti
Gray's lain-lime.
James Weeder, Edgware-road, oil ant; colour-mani
John Welford, sontli street, Park-Line, clerk to James rer.r.v,
auctioneer and appraiser.
William Weetcott, patrol, Bow-sttref.
Robert
,WoodrElliot's-row, I;ord's f'sicket-gronre, tirmzn and
brazier..
John Woodviard, High-street, Islington, co:-iiminer.
John Wright, patrol, ilow-street.
Henry Wheeler, turnkey, House of Correction.
laizabeth Weston, Cato-street, wife of Edward W,-ston, plurnbcr
and glazier.
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To the abstract of the Indictment against, the Sta.. e
Prisoners, which appeared in yesterda) 5 STAR, should
be added the following :
" 9thly, Composing and preparing an Address to the King.'s
subjects, containing therein, that their Tyrants were destroyed,
and that the Friends of Liberty were called upon to come =c--
ward, as the Provisional G')vernment was then sitting,' wiAt
intent bayTiblish the san.::, and thereby V. solcit and.,iiicite the
King's subjects to aid and assist, as in the last overt a&.
" lOthly, Assembling thrmszlves verb arms, with intent to
assassinate, kill, and murder d::;:rse of the Privy Council, and
to raise and make Insurrection, rebel:ion, and war, and subvert
and destroy the Constitution and C,:verninent." •

WARWICK, TUESDAY MORNING.
In consequence of Mr. Justice BEST'S indisposi-
tion, the whole of yesterday was employed in the
trial, before Mr. CLARKE, of Crown cases possessing
no general interest. The defendants in Majcr CART-
WRIGHT s cast applied yesterday to the JUDGE, ex-
pressing their regret at the cause of his absence, but
requesting, as they were living at a great expense;
to be informed when this case would probably he
heard. In answer to this Mr. Justice BEs'es son
waited upon them, and stated that it Was at that
moment impossible to mention any time preciselt,
but that his father was equally desirous that. nn de-
lay should take place. lie 'added, that ele l'hvi-
cians had advised his father not to go into Co!!ft
this day.
Major CARTWRIGUT has not only subpcenaed Sr'
FRANCIS BURDETT, amongst a numerous list of wit-
nesses, but also the Duke of Roxisuactr, the Duke rf
BEDFORD, and Mr. TIERNEY.

The MAJOR appears at present rather infirm, from
his extreme age, having nearly completed his SOtit
year. The venerable Dr. PA RR is hem, anxious to
be present at the trial : he is the personal friend of
Major CARTWRIGHT, but has ro participation is his
politics.