The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-24 00:00:00

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to their innumerable crimes, that Erases has *km'
piste the loss of the finest and the richest portion of
her foreign possessions. And such, in abridgment,
are the pencipal causes which have led the &Wiens
to liberty and independence.
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The nett Essay mill be on '• The Government of ttaytl!
under General John James Dessallues, commonly called the
Emperor Dessal:nes." A. J.

lI:IKEFIELP.

(1120 X THS LEZDOI 11litCCRY.)

We have great pleasure in stating, that since our
last publication there have been no rising% or noctur-
nal meetings, to distui!. the peace of this Riding ;
and, so far a. outward appearances may be trusted to,
all the disturbed districts throughout the kingtlion
have resumed their trampillity. We sincerely trust
that those deluled and foolish men, who hate lent,
themselves to the treasonable projects suggested toil
them, have by this time discovered their fully, or arl
least found out their weakness. We regret that all

the pains which have heen hitherto taken to detect the
leaden of the conspiracy, to unravel the deep mystery
of the organisation, hare been quite ineffectual. tle,
feel-sowed, huwevtr, that the revolutionary schemes,l
by whomsoever planned, hive been completely discon-
certed, end that there is now nothing further to ap-I
prehend for the security of the property and lives of
the wellAtisposP.l. and fur the maintenance. of quiet

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MS LATE ATTEMPT mut:ammo,.

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Icy, wse had foildwed them into Lancashire, and „.
reseed thin there.
sea semi and neighbrrhnol of linditersfirld h„„
been•perfectly tranquil since our last, but fresisent.„.
rests ate still taking place. On Wednesday six
sons pulsed 'through this place to York Cud. „h.:,
they had been committed by the Huddersfield
trates, on charges connected with the rising 344
assembly at Orengeonuor and at other places. Their
"melt were Benjamin Rogers, and John Valhi,,.,
Iva nsity ; James Flowers and Joseph Chapel, of iAm.
, worth; Jobs Peacock, of Mieneld ; and Ahabaui
Jackson. of Mould-green, near Huilderitheid.
11 aketield has remained quite peac..aLle is the maids.
of the agitations in the•turriunding places. In the
House of Correction there, Win, Atelier, Jobe 11,,,
sun, and Joseph Wood. are confined on a &size of
assembling riotously wad aempil
pikes and other weapon:, at.Doiworth, near Berniy.
The first two are also charged with Ineaking lase iLe
house of James Sidduas, of VoJwattli, and at!, hav-
ing endeavoured by threats to eons's,' Wm.
to juin them itt their seditious mil t ful parlay*,
We understand, from unto' sti..isa. echn i 4, this
almost all the persons uliss•iestv'e 4e n arrested, hare
with the greatest readiness L..miesseti their sharttin the
violent proceedings which li..ve takc:l pl.re; ad pia
nsotinindeso,fttbhaetuith iejaivneagbi:;raastoes ana:ous di-ye-thee the.nse!res hare is thtir
clemency r• strained the f.ve.' out of Ceir enteawn„„itiss.
IV,. stated in our last, that a sere ,as a
reported to -bare visited the different v.!lsges in the
neighhoui hood of Huddersfield, fir the parstose %rev
the inhabitants to take up arm.; but us in 4s:rv,
we cannot trace this statement to any 4.l.lirati.: seem.
and we do not find yet any clue :o the o.i;inal train s
of the general plan of rising.