The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

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April 29, W. Pirker. High-street. Whltecbapet oil and
colour-manuiacterse. at —.April 22, W. Adam.
Narrow-wall. Lambeth, timber-scereliant, at G
April 29, W. Evans, Chapel-street, Lamb's Conduit-street,
bricklayer, at 0,01.9011- -April 29. H. Richards, Beacons-
bald, Ruckinglmiusidre, carpenter, at Guildhall, London—
April 29. J. Peters. Dorking. Surrey, lime-borner. at Guild-
hall, Lostlon—?Mar 39, O. W. Wye. Newington-butts, met-
shalt'. at Gull ihall--May 4. J. Jackson. Manchester. hatcher,
at the Palace Inn, Alanehester—May S. J. Hardman, Man-
chester, u areliousenme. at the Palace Inn, klancisester—
April !9. J. It. nod J. Hudson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. mer-
chants, at tle ti cora.- Inn. Newcastle-upon-Ty ne--April 29.
W. Lewis aui .1. A. Ilenderom, Little Tower-strew. trim.-
merchants. at lloildhall—April 20, W. !linear. Winchester.
brewer, at tie tieorze Inn, Winenester —May 2, J. Wilson.
jun. deuleolies, Yorkshire, mahogany-merchant, at toe Dog
and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-HMl—May I, J. soil I).
dawsders, Itristul, grocers. at the Commercial Ruuur.,lt rist'd
—May Ik7s, ken:. butcher, at the Guildhall,
Canterbury—April 29. E. itur:".rd. &Upton. merchant, at
Guildhall, London—May 0, J. limas's, Fish-street-Mil,
London, leather-hide-9,110 at tittildhall—May V. S. Him-
ington, Chatham, " rover. a. Guildhall. London—May 6, It.
Henshall, Wheels;-street, Norton Fairer. silk-.her, at
Guildhall—May I?, W. Woods, Crawford-street, Mary-le-
hone, linenoirsper. at Glihiliall—Hav 6. L. Foster. Farm-
isigham, Kent, ailler, at luildhall, London— k pt.!' 29. P.
Blackburn, uth, as p-builder, at Guildhall, London—
April 29. .1. So. jinni. H o ton Mills. Ruelaughamshire.
Ivt-
tber-seller, at London—April 13, S. Amhurst.
klarketzstreet. 11 estmio der, brewer, at Guildhall—hlay V.
Dowsmt, S:. wart-sir •et, Spitalkelds, coal-merchant. at
Guildhall -.lprl 29, I) mie C. Marsh, L. Deane, It. West-
brook, son. awl D ine, Reading.bankers, at Guildhall.
London— M.t% 0, B. It ,gers. Asktun-i.pon-Mersey. corn-
' dealer. at the Mosley'.. Arms Inn, Manchester—May 4,
T. Itrisodt, ilrrdford, York. grocer, at the Court-house,
Leeds. _ _

c'ERTIIFI('ATES—ApitiL 20.

H. M. New. Poultry. stationer—E. Langworthy. cannon-
street, parker— U. John4ea. Bristol. eagracer—D. Peach,
Camberwell, twerehant—lt. 1.. IlAteand, Great Pregeott-street,
Ompantan's-114 Ids, carver and sildov—il. Wilson. Birming-
ham. mereb:nt—hl. ilell)er, Knit Stonehote4e, Devon,
builder—N. Gribben. East Stoncbonse, Devon. builder-
-141. J. Turner, Great 11,w er-street, merchant—W. Jones.
Portpool-lane, Iloi`torn. sessenger—W. Wells. Mahlon,
IlLses, liqut r-mereit int—W. Edwardi. Langton]. filmier-
tann,r A. Simp.on, St. Switlain's-lame. merchant—F.
E. Barlow. m-roart, Currsitill. mariner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Gaunt and Rkkop-Wearmonth. Durham. fell-
a vaprs—Stubbs and HagWs, Marshall-street, Uolden-
vinare, revolting boot and oboe-heel manufactarers—W.
Kgri, jun and J. K.•rl. Silver-street. Wood-street. rurridrq
doyen' and Redington, Skinstr-tUret, Blib9p+6ate.

A very unusual sensation was observed in many of the
villages in the neighbourhood of Huddetsfield, towards
the evening of Friday, the 31st nit. The women were
seen ;soiling a LOW to each other's Louse*, many of thew
in tears, rod 1 of the men appeared itusettled, as if
useditatins some daring enterprise. The Magistrafes of
Husidershe/e4. oiHsuat knowing the precise time when,
or the place skis, Hot 1-toir %so to * orbs*, were In-
formed of thestintlirations by ilteir agebts, male and fe-
male ; and the military throng hoot the a hole of the usa-
nufactn ring districts of 1 orL so: re and Lancashire, were,
we believe, diet night under assns. About test o'clock
at night, lbw general 'solver commenced, and the initia-
ted, in a great 'insulter of the popnlous villages, Isy n bids
the town of Huddersfield is surrounded, be;tats to abet-sn-
ide, many of thesis arniell with pikes, snow of them with
lire-arms, and ethers ait h scythes and pitch-torks, pur-
loined from ht' neighbouring farm-yards and out-build-
ings. In same districts the bugle was heard to sound
through the rallies, as the signal for moister, but the
more genet practice Was 111 go to the houses of those
who st ere ;known. or suppoted to be, favourable to
the tlesip,,,n, and to press unto the service the head of
the family. 1n some instan•-es forces and in many others
threats were used, to swell the revoke of the disaffected;
and not a few of the persons called upon escaped out of
their windows, in the rear of their houses, and relieved
themselves from further importunity by I.:titling couceal-
usent in the adjoining woods.
The plan of operation was, it seems, to approaels the
town its four divisions. The Ilirkheaton, Skelsoanthorp,
4;raliKe-iinbur, and Kirkburtuts sections, whirls may be
called the South division, were to assemble at Al fl-
bury-bank, within a wile of the centre of the town. The
Hartsheasl, High-town, and l'olit-hridge see-
lions, forming the East division, were to rentleztuas its
Kirklees-lane, adjoining to the park of Sir liefirge Ar-
mitage, Bart., whirls is three miles (runs Huddersfield.
Thornhill, Dalton, Kirkbeaton, Reis:rids. and
Brighton.- sections, (twining the Nerds division, were to
assestillie in Fishv-park. nearly two miles (row that
place; and the West division, whirls was the most nu-
inerona, and consisted of the Lindley. Quarmby, 4 bit-
lane, Ilippontlen, and Bark-island sections, were to as-
semble s o Linsfley-moor, about the same distance from
Huddersfield, and all of them having in view the Castle--
bill, on whieh a beacon was to I.e lighted as the signal
for the eomnsenceusent of the march upon the town.
Having thus serreundesl the town, all the parties were to
advance at fist' same teonsent, and while one division
captured the horse-barracks, and seemed the cavalry-,
auother wee to lake possessiou of the barracks occupied
by the infantry, uhu were also to be secured ; the civil
authorities were at the same moment to I.e Insole pri-
soners. and the principal inhabitants sit the town con-
fined to their dwellings by the new Intl I i.ionall govern-
ment. This desperate project, wicked and visionary as
it may appear, was undoubtedly formed, 81111 the rapture
of liedderstielsl, with the stoppage of the coaches usually
passing through that place, acre to fortis the signals for
the general rising!
About trn o'clock at night, all the divisions were in
motion; the northern division, moor of the sections of
a hich hail rouses! the peaceable inhabitants from their
beds, and collected arms from them in their route, as-
sembled in Fixby-park, to the number, probable, of :1410
or 3410; the southern division bad approacted, but
nevrr, it appears, reached Altnonslbury-bank. The:ad-
vanced guard of the western division had, los foie It
o'clock, taken their station at tireenheall, on the height
which connuands Huddersfield, and is within half a
wile of the town; while the main body of that division
was stationed on Lindley-moor. In speaking of num-
bers it is estretaely difficult to attain to any thing like
precision, hut it is confidently asserted that there coals! not
be fewer than five or six hundred men in the whole of this
division. To the east the numbers were less formidable.
and perhaps would not exceed fruits one to two hundred.
When they had mastered at their rendezvous, near the
Obelisk, on the Leeds and Huddersfield road, at the OW
trance to *lse Clifton-road, by the way of Kirk lees, they
were passed by five persons in the neighhonrlsood, who
had been at 31itldlestown on business. and were on their
return home about half-past eleven (o'clock at night
The attention of these gentivutau was tint tat:its-it Ly

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