Star.
London, England, 1817-06-11 00:00:00

S 7 :ail TRIALS.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER.
SECOND DIY—JUNE to.
The Court continued sitting till half past eve.
Th. following witnesses were examined in the
course of the day :
. Clorito Shutout,, the younger, (7. Shearmani the elder ; Mr.
Jelin ..i.fford, of Bow a, reel ; J..hu Limbrick, of I hum Gm.-
; Edward Goode.peil ; Horeb's, a tide wtiier ; Moss
Mases, a constable; Thunra- GlaVt'i, a broker, at Cow cross,
hiniltfield; Edward Hone, shoomati at Mr. fletkvti:ll'., the gun-
dmit!l ; Itichard Platt, of Pearad-place, Brivon-wath, Surrey.
; John Roberts. Skinner-street, apprentice to Mr. Beck-
with, guninaler ; William A Jitek with gun-snaker, Skinner-
street, Snowd:l!: George Halewood V:rorrel, spur-tweet,
a formable of the city of London ; John Middleton, Skinny"-
street, stationer ; Sit James Shaw, Bart. M. P. Thomas Taylor.
; Francis Kinnersley, Hao.:ve7 court,
Houndsditch, twastle of St. Poiulph ; John I fale' Esq. merchant,
and High Sheriff of Ewes, Circus, Minories; Martin Brander,
guii.maker, Minories ; I h rotas ken, Mason's-court, Goodman's-.
fields, gammalt..r ; Edwz:-.1 White, Bishopscre.ureer, coach-
; John Hodusic, Patermister.row, alk mereer : Dank!
Cartwright, marshalniao ; Richard stepliens, turnkey at Gult.
spor.street Compier ; John Haywood, StanKase. l.ambeth-
wa'l, ; and Thomas Fdmunds sod Thrums Der.
lirgion, two soldiers 01 the Coldstream Guards, who were Oa
duty at tin Tower on the ttd of Decensber.
The whole of the examination of these persons had
reference to the particulars already known of the Spa-
fields Meetings on she 15th of November amid 2d of
December last, the riots in the City on the latter day,
and the proceedings at the Tower, &c.
Lord ELLPNBOROUGIi, at three o'clock, observed,
that on account of the important Term business the
Court had to do at Chambers, which could not be
neglected, the Court would rise a: half past five o'clock.
this day, and every subsequent day while those trials
lasted.

The Court was excessively crowded at an early
hour. Marquis CaNinem, Earl of DuNoUGHSIOIII4
Earl GROSVENOR. bards MnNTpnnD and HoLLAND,
Earl GREY, Sir JAMES SHAW, M Mr. LANIRIoN,
M.P. Mr. GORDAN, M.P. aud several high political•
characters, were present. •
A considerable crowd was in Westminster-hall, but
the utmost order prevailed throughout the day. /le
arrangement of the Civil Power was the same as oil
Monday.
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Before the Judges had quitted the Bench, two or
three of the Jurymen requested permission ot the
Court to communicate with their families, on their
private affairs, either by means of their servants, or
by letter, as the Court should direct, and under the
cognizance ot the Officers.
Lord ELLENBOROUtiII said, of course, there could
be no objection to any of the Gentlemen cimmuni.
eating with their families on their private affairs,
under the restrictions which might be necessary to
prevent any interference with respect to what was
passing there.

As the Prisoners were removed hack through West-
minster•Flall, the crowd, which formed an opening
for them, loudly cheered on their appntach.
Watson is a m4n of firm countenance : his eyes
are small and light :he seldoi m..ves. Th;stlewood
has rather a rough appearance, xhich prob4b!y in pert
arises from his dress. Hooper has light eyes and
hair, and his complexion is pale.