The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

Lancaster Castle. minder At following clreowstatices,

will compleat their chancier foe any thing hut jas-
Ike. We were brought up for a hearing on Friday,
about one o'clock, and that after ►eing told thatthe
charge of High *crimson had been gives spree the pre-
sent, but not abandoned, that they shoold go Into the
charge for Conspiracy and Sedition : well, fear or five
fellows were examined separately, after bearing their
former depositions read over lo them, when on their
crom.easmination they every ova contradicted sot
poly each other, but their own depositioes in the
most material parts. If there were any material
points, however, the worthy Magistrates, although
vastly calmed down since I saw them last, after con.
suiting in a price room wills Mr. flot•rxres, the
Solicitor of the crown, and prosecutor, determined
to bold us to hail for a Conspiracy and for Se-
dition ; aod I believe, if these same Magistrate: are
to be the Grand Jury at Lancaster, I shnal4
not be at all merited if they find a true
bill wind us for sheep stealing*, upon the
very same evideace; for really it will be gaits as
ap-
pliable to the one offence as to the oth►r. II"'
weer, Jonuson and Moonuoust were bailee out lao
asediately, and good bail was offered for me; but as
was eery boo with the netting of four hours in
do most crowded Court, 1 retired to than!' my
lines to attend for that purpose ; and before I had
dose this I was informed by the turnkey that he was
very sorry, but that there was an order come that
meat be rosily In go to Lent-Wee Castle in thras
minutes. I had not time In take sten a cup of tea, oe
get clean linen, Wore I was hurried down into the
yard where I met my f►!low.prisoners who had not
been yet bailed, and who bad been hand.caffed and
Ironed! and we were crammed some in and ethers on
a coach, and '.ll we went, escorted by a small Irmo
dim of the 15tis 11 to Balton, where thew
was a relay of the rivalry, who conducted as t•
lii,clshere, from thence to l'resten, sod on to lAte.
easter, by some more Hussar', all with drawn swords,
&c. &e. 11 e • .creti the prison at hell-past f.atr he
the mar •1.4. At arTfn at night I was crametto into
a fel- ns' (hot, an and we' jest set Into my first sleep
nit my tt on herb?, ad And draw bed, when a Gorstleo
man wh r 110 follow rd me in acl and boor came
1•y that lay Ise;1 had been jesiilied et Maueberree.
I left the Iso.rid Ratite- and ow at 'he lon Is
Lancast.r O t strivlng at Preston this day, shoot
'we, the Authorities witnessed au anuses% scene oil
ets.t.e..isso , shirts was repeated at every place re
passed. Not less that. eO,OOO persona bate conducted
es here, having token the horses eat of the
comets. The invents of the immense bomber.
collected on the rood to Manchester ■re such that
I dorm it prudent, to avoid accidents, to delay
my retorts into that town till to-morrow. There are
optima, of 10,000 people roes I the inn, who say
they will protect me all night. In baste, your's,
It. HUNT.
• WE, promo., lir. Horn wooer siteep.oitesting rather than
error or burglary. le.o.nisse the dendrite' isagieatien seem/ t•
tea " a noel inrtheriog."

It is Sol to he wondered s• that there are various
reports concerning Mr. Mot, which de not turn
not to be true, not that there are many versions el
the same story. This Gentleman is more talked of
'hart a King at a Corimation, ant has any mar be,,.
mode so epoch the theme of general conger...lan
since the days of %Vices'. Several 1-ttees from
Manchester, of loot Saturday's date, +avert positively
that Mr. II was !word by Mr. EDSOSO Geueov.
of Rlngl,y, and Mr. J AMP Cuarstatt, of M.o.
cheater, freiterer; they add, that tan persons left
et two recto, k slat afterosion with Mr
olose'alibe•siette, wed he was esteemed beck in I
,l ",c. re. an condo, morning. lbs Caul* of
Ibis tli•-r isy ac—ount of the poriceetliogs th.•
Matistrstes i• ~us, by ...modem to the detail.
• • nolo *.eta.. • 'he tree Psi -iiistrotes and
• .st captive •,11.0. •I'...s' I. ha tor 011,1 mi., es
Lit/ 'et% MO.:. o' 0 • naivo.m ot of IA: rr country
donee. The Matio•tralt. It owe •ne right glad kr,
every one esti, t. t• • y p•age.etly change sides.
tra_toroos it.
In the Grvernn •'n•"air wiper ire the I
saltine of the lee Ai-e•'•og at 'l Ins hastar is inferred
from the cieconostatre r' the To-pol.to evarchiog loin
the vise in mili.ar, arras, ween Iles, sod a bond of
music. Now, it ig tether renegotiable Oat the some
circumstance slimed a=te occur'', d in the met ropoli•
on the very day of the Nloncs.ester Meeting, •i•hout
tutting the least alarm whatever ; ror on that day it
Is well known that I hunred coare.tmiths
marched through Piccadilly end the other priocipol
Streets, in preecesdon. with cockades io their hats,
and a band of music and banners: the same occur•
rence took plerea few daya before that time, is legato;
to the glass.hlowers. who paraded the Strand and "Tr".
!fro Maecliett^r,
the streets rowed Covent.gardont in • similar mar : Tharselay, 1919.
and yet it was never sliempted to be inferred that
m s. .
Mt DEAR Silt, —t got your favour ibis mereong,
these men were acting improperly• for which I am much obliged. It gives we greet
'the 'even oe has titles elf greatly this quarter.—
This most ho a t
he serialise to those who pin on Pleasais to see that "at friends are not Inontlva In
implicit faith out the sleeve of the Cu socrusse of Lowelon, and that the) 4).P! sod all view the cooled.
•he Fagot:turn and Ids calculations. The People of the Magistrate% here its its proper light. They
may itstleeti be Slid to be rominC tothPit saber senses. 'foes to carry it with a very high hand here yet ;
U., the dole on beer and spirits Mr' oar good (fiend West, I have just learnt, has
VA II MA RI will not commend os for Oaf trooper.
been here these two days, and has not been able to
gam What will be done to pay such en immettie
army, if the peatde will riot cu,,aumu leather, cam, get any communication to one, or permitted to see
dies, soap, salt. &e. as heretofore? Why, some of M.
even in the oreserice of the Governor; and these
the troops and yeomen mast be disbanded!! kisid.boarted gentry being absolute masters now,
The Dublin Evening Port of Igst Thursday gess there is Matti.l Lew, I suppose they mean to send
I out the following important article t— him back sok without even Aconites him to see
" Toe City CARACCAI MEM 111 Site ronacivr
: lam dead or alive. Do not lie io the least
Tit WTI.-- Vutlin Evening Post OUR, 3 &cluck.—
We Ant) the poem to immune@ the receipt et a letter i sarinivnl to hear that eat too mere• believe sham
it this' uffice, from nonillion (Bermuda), dated equal to any thin OW what have seen• However,
J ly 4, stating the arrival there of a vessel called the I believe nothing hut their owe fears pill save me,
'three Brothers, braille's the highly important inert.. sod I do believe there is safety in these. But let
lignite from the Soanish Main. that the l'.lriots bed this be ins confidence. If there were any one thing
taken the city of Caraecas. We consider this Wel-
I in the world more likely than another to unite the
ligence estremely probable'
we aireeld have been happy if
we view have
I.rr. jar'ins c ,ntealions of the Reformers, sorely this
seeded ~selves of the authenticity of the above in. act of late Manchester heroes teas the very thi"C
telligeoce, so nattering to Liberty and to those who Ito du it. We shall, I believe,forget Oleoresin private
are hear'y in its cause. The Editor of the abcve glievances, and torn oar wodeloted attention to
Paper very sattaihly added of himself that the Dews (concrete the hellish blond-thirsty intentions of the
ass probable. We Aosta not but that it was brought I canning. enemy. em very glad you have seen Mr.
by an American vessel. The Captains of those ships :
BRYANT. Ile is more capable of frustrating the
(pace "ant !kilo's) often not only sail before the wind
bet repast before the fact. It is however probable toss bloody intentions of the parties here than any man in
the "sem has happen, d ere thin, nay, highly probe. ! England. Tell him that I am is high health and
le' e. it is nevertheless nest to impossible the new school . spirits, sod am panting to be at them in a Court of
list • reached Foglseed or [Maud. We hare friends Justice before an honest Jury, but not before a pre-
,. troth any %fed aoiny an that service, and may there.' •diced packed Jar, of Lancashire YeomanryCerralry,
',ore calculate open the earliest intimation of the de.
who openly declare they are sorry that they did not
leered evreet. We do not, however, mean to say that
our friends In Dahlia may not possess information cut meta pieces in the fields ! Oh the cowards ! They
from that quarter of the globe before us. We shall dill all they could, sod UP sorry they did not do
rejoice if it has so hapiwned now. It was from the mere. Mr. BRYANT knows what to do, and I hop.
‘rtST'lrtg is tae intelligence
ho fz was dignmilisted if be will gee Mr. Psseson, to whom I wrote some
..OLITAR enter.n; —roe.iaa by the brilliant
-to.vietoriof Osmond SA !ravine averdm [loyalist days ago, but hove not got any ensue:. I suppose
which bad advanced ISAR Slots Fe de Oclota .ha is out of town. 1 have sent HARRY to
&aim Wen
M9AILIO6 i to stay OM my tweiaation, %luck is mutts! be.

I.ETTFR PROD WR. FIVNT TO A FRIEND LONDAN,

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memo% aid es them we hens lotto rrnised (say %hat Army,
they *W) by trade, their will in their torn contilted to iota