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London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

Francis Sherborn, Bedfont; Esq. and farmer.
Edward Simpson, Millwall,Toplar, shipwright.
Charles Jeffery, Gloucester-place, .It. Pencras, gentleman.
Patrick Bartlett, NoAiigham-place, Mary-la-bonne, Eaq.
William Davies, Ilanworth; shopkeeper.
Richard Franks, North-end, Hendon, Esq. silkmercer.
William Anderson, Great Portland-street, Mary-la-bonne, gent.
John Smith, John-street, Oxford-street, undertaker.
Thome:. Langley, Colt-street, Limehouse, shipckandler.
George Priest, Newington-green, Esq.
William Meredith, Gnawell-street-read, watch-spring-maker.
Samuel Wilson, Tyndale-place, Islington, gent. and merchant.
William Moore, Union-street, Limehotse, btickleyer.
Michael Atkins, Red Lion-street, Clerkenivell, Esq.
James Ede, Lampton, farmer.
Elijah Price, Holloway-place, gentleman.
Alfred Batson, Commercial-road, Esq. and porter-dealer.
Wilkes Moth, Albemarle-street, Clerkenwell,
Edward Horsfall, Glocester-place, St. Pancras, gentleman.
Albert Gouch, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, watchmaker:
Thomas Beach, Western-road, Islewartb, market-g,arsierer.
William Buigess, 11-m-lane, Poplar.
George Taylor, St. John's-lane, Clerkenwell, bricklrerer.
John Woodward, Upper-street, Islingtor, gentleman.
Edward Cherill, Clerkenwe I c ace, jewel:cr.
John Mayne, Grove-street, St Pancras, gentleman. •
Thomas Masker. Goswell-street, St. I..uke, timber-rnerchtikt-
David Pe in, Wynyatt-street, Clerkenwell, Esq.
James Cooper, Sr. John's lane, ClerkenwL 11. japanner
Richard Tucker, High-street, Poplar, chteeemonger.
William Fountain, King-street, Goswel street, silversmith.
Thomas Beachamp, Bedlam, farmer.
Thomas Holah, Kingsland-green, Esq. and tea-dealer.
John Gould, Wo: ton-lane, laleworth. ge .t. and calico.printer.
Robert Ceeley, Cotton-street, Poplar, rigger.
John Thomas Gi.nn, Foley-place, Mary-la-bonne, coachreaktr.
Felix Booth, Brantford, Esq. and distiller.
Charles Benham, Sinai berry-green, isleworth, market-gardener.
Henry Friend, Cumberland-street, New-road, Esq.
Samuel Littlepage, rilacku all, baker.
Thomas Fagg, Bedfeet, liaq. and coackmastcr.
Thomas Perry, Teddington, farmer.
Matthew Belcher, Fore-street, Limehonse, vintner.
John Frasier, Arlington-street, St. Pancras, gent.
Benjamin Watson, Hedge-row, Islington, gent.
George Burrows,' Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, silversmEh.
Edward Ellis, Grove-house, Ilendon, gent. and stoc k-brcktr.
Benjamin lsleworth, organ-builder.
John Palmer, Hounslow, gent.
Michael Bourne, Little Mary-le-bonne-street, milkman.
Charles Cock, Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, toy-maker.
John Lee, Ray-street, Clerkenwel!, stationer.
Thomas Cheveley, Narrow-street, Limehonse, shipehandler.
William Clare Clerkenwell, feather-dresser.
Thorns. Bedel,, Esq. Portman-place, Nl:my-la-bonne.
John Jackson, Silver-street, Clerkenwell, gbss•cuttcr.
John Beck, Golder's-green, Hendon, gent. and seedsman.
Thomas Robins, St. John's-square, silversmith.
John Ray, Finchley, Gent.
Francis borrill, Park-place, Islingtor, Esq.
William Pyrcy, Cleveland-street, Mary-la-bonne, plasterer.
Thomas Walker, Hornsey-row, Islington, gent.
Peter Robertson, Henry-street, Camden-town, gent. and builder.
Thomas Hollings, lsleworth, lighter man.
John George Holmden, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, fuses-

cutter.
John Messerop, Teddington, grocer.
Archibald Ritchey, Robinhood-lane, Poplar, stonemason.
John King, Islington-road, gent.
Charles Elton Prescott, Colney-hatch, Esq.
John Cuppage, York-street, Mary-la-bonne, Esq.
Benjamin Roger, Lampton, farmer.
Richard Laycock, Upper-street, Islington, Esq. and cow-keeper.
Henry knever, Islewurth, market.gardener.
George Fox, Minivan, Illackwall, sawyer.
Joseph Proctor, Compton-terrace, Islington, gent. .
William Acock, Cornmercie-road, pbimber.
H. Lawson, Nassau-street, Mary-la-bonne, Esq. and piano-fortn-
maker.

Edward Cruel, New-ferry-road, carpenter.
Charles Neat, Foley-place, 31ary-la-benne, gent. r.r.d teacher
n( 'nude.

Charles Golding, Jamaica-place, Limehouie, surveyor.
Robert Roberts, Foley-place Mary-la-bonne, oilman.
William Bound Clerkeuwell-close, founder.
Thomas Gabriel, Wells-row, Upper-sue. r, Islington, Esq.
Charles Page, Crouch-end, Esq. and merchant.
William Forsyth, Nottingham-place, Mary-la-bonne, Esq.
William Cole, Heston, farmer.
George Duplex, Foley-place, Mary-la-bonne, victualler.
John Lewis, Albemarle-street, Clerkenwell, watchmaker.
Edward Flower, Upper-street, Islington, Esq.-and schoolmaster.
John Balm, Pratt-place, Hampstead-road, gent. and tallow.*
chandler.
J. Young, Frederick-place, St. Pancras, gent. and scalemaker.
John &auks, Francis-court, Clerkenwell, springer and liner.
Stafford Price, Brent-street, Hendon, gent, and currier.
James Carey, Wade-strett, Poplar, joiner.
James Huson, Great Portland-street, Mary-la-bonne, chinaraca.
John Lockett, Hampstead-road. gent. and tavern-keeper.
John Harrington, Norman's-buildirgs, St. Luke's, dyer.
William Edgecombe, Wade-street, Poplar, joiner.
Rich.rd Emery, High-street, Poplar, cooper.
Stephen Gaurd, Woolmore-street, Blackwell, bricklayer.
John Apple, Seward-street, Goswell-street, drug-grinder.
Thomas Brayne, Corporation-lane, Clerkenwcll, mason.
William Bader, Hounslow, baker.
William Benn' Hanwortk, farmer.
John Roper, Eden-grove, Holloway, gent.
George Murry, Hampstead-road, gent.
William Norton, Robin Hood-lane, Blackwell, sawyer.
[The number of Jurors summoned amounts to 227.]

A letter 'from Manchester, dated March S, says,
" Considerable agitation has been excited here within
these few days by the military movements which have
taken place. On Saturday afternoon, two field-pieces
were taken-from the Barracks in Hulme ; they were
escorted by i proportionate quantity of Artillerymen.
A cannon, with a chevaux-defrisc, is now placed at
each entrance to the New Bailey Barracks, and the
epaulements which were erected at the time of the
expected simultaneous risin* in the winter, have been
repaired. Yesterday morning (though Sunday), a
part of the 85th Regiment marched into the town,—
The Yeoinanry have received orders to prepare for
duty, if wanted. The Civil Power is on the alert.
The Special Constables have received information of•
their being formed into divisions, and each division
is required to be in readiness to meet at an appointed
place, in case of disturbance in the town. Varkus
reports are in circulation as to the reason for these.
preparations. It is said, some alarming intelligence
has been received from the neighbourhood of Hud-
dersfield and Holmfirth. It is also reported, that se-
veral Delegates of Reformers have arrived here from
Scotland. Whether these reports are correct or not,
cannot at present be ascertained. It is stated, how-
ever, upon very good authority, that the Police and
Magistrates have received certain accounts, that the
Reformers axe again planning simultaneous Meet-
ings, to take place in a very short time.—More sol-
diers are just arrived ; they are the remainder of the
85th -Regiment, from their late head-quarters at
NorthwiCh."

Some very curious Memoirs of the Court of Wog-
phalia are just published; the Author observes, i
Ihis Preface, that " the private and public lives cf
Princes belong to history." If, says he, " I have
boldly sketched vices, errors, and weaknesses, it is a
tribute I was called upon to pay to the strictest im.
partiality. Like all those who wish CO wake can-
dour their guide, I would rather have to record the
natural failings than premeditated vices of Sore
reigns: fortunately •I have not. had to. paint any of
those horrors that veiled the ferocious gallantry of a
Nam, HirpopABALVII, Or a CA;JOULA:'