The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

STATESMAN.

I wee.• willing to go any lettgths to obtain; that they
had it in their power to hair retpiired his rlieut to re-
do, e her letters to the deferaint, which they had
thought proper to 'mit, the inference from which to be
drawn was, that they would have proved detrimental to
their canse.—Having keen see rat times interrupted in
the course of his speech, he was compelled to recapitu-
late the principal arguments he had used, which he did
in an energetic an.l forcible ii.snuer, which Berard to
make considerable impression on the :our'.
The evidence was then read over by the Caller She-
riff and the Jun. after a deliberation of about twenty
minutes, r•turned a verdict of damages to the amount of
SUW. —( ONrltaget Cho...tick

SCRREY SESSIONS, FEa. 6.

who denied any knowledge of where he lived ; but the
officers discovered that the brother had actually p.ro•
cured the said lodgings for him, and in his possession
they found a large thick stick, at the bottom of which
was a thick iron ferrnle, shunt two !inches long, which
was hollow at one end, and appeared calculated to re.
reify, a pike or dagger; tl.i. lie acknowledged to have
received from his brother Robert, on his parting with
him on Sunday evening, previous to his entering the
linwire Arms. On searching Robert lieorge's lodgings
in Earlairreet, they did not discover any thing of a se-
rious or dangerous nature. At three o'cloik yesterday,,
ills officers ariiveil at the above office, and reported to
Mr. Birnie the result of their examination and investi-
gation. The prisoner bud previ ~,, sly undergone a pri-
vate examination before Mr. kirnie, which was reported
to the Seminars' of State's 4 Mee for the Dome Department,
and no order biving been sent for his conveyance there, a
cmnueitmetetwas made out for the prisoner, kubt. (how,'
to the House of l'orrection, on a I harire of high treason,
where be was conveyed in a hackney coach, in the Cud•
tokly of Mr. Adkins, the tiovrrnor that prison, Perry,
olio was originally in pursuit of him, and one of the
patrol.
Officers were yesterday dispatched from Row-street, in
search of PAN as a man answering his description has
been appiying for chair-mending work in the vicinity of
Oravemeni. -

The six persons who have been committed to the
lions of turre,•tion on charge.' of high treason, are
kept tvconfinedins p irate rooms, as state prisonen.
Pro persons have also been appointed as guards over
eaelsocttli strict orders to prevent any en tttttt iiiiieation
with them whatever, except by a sties ial order from the
lir:vy 4 uttlifil.
v:reutostaticr of rather a singular nature ocenrreil
on Mos.lay 'luring the inspection of the grenade.
Itnthven produced an old hat which was found, nn the
day after the arrest of the conspirators, in some of the
aljnininx streets, contaiaitig some ball cartridges. This
being now eta:toned, was h,nnd to contain nn
open mole. addressed by Mr. Manning, an attorney in the
Adelphi, to the editor of a morning p.iper, requesting
him to correct some error whkh had crept into a report
that bail been published in that paper, respecting a
Otsego exhibited by Mr. Manning agaiest a horse-
dealer. This mite kel not Seen folded. n:or did it appear I
ever kb have mt. lt,il its intenthed destination. flow it
C4lllO hi:to the hat be. 45...• a stery wli ilt the presence of
Mr. Mattniiig *mild ...i!t sok c. Mr. Manning was sent
for, and imoineliatel :mewled. %%lien he stated, that the
il•tir in question 1.4.1 beets delivered to him he tiosithee
at log-past six tin the evening of his winter. Swills/ter
hall been engagel its apprehending the man against
whom he had preferred a eliargr ; and culled on him or
the Wednesday evening, to request that he won!! get
Use trial, whirls stood for the first on the emoting mom-
ing, InolPoffells as he oats going on • business or soon
importance. Ilu that occasion lir gave him the not.
Coned in the hat to be delivered at the newspaper office.
reqaesting a correction of the error which had ar.
pesreil t and Mr. Manning perfertly recollected Its
throwing it into his hat. Mr. M. also stated, that h.
had asked hint where be ass going; hot, faitlifol to his
trust, he mail, no disc:testier ; hr went away, saying.
that Mr. Manning would hear of aoniething terrihle In
the morning. He was, unfortonately, too good a Pro-
phrt. The erst intelligence while'. Mr. M. rpreireel no
reaching his breakfast-table. was an account of tbs.'
poor fellow's death. It was mow recollected dint
Sinithers's hat had been missing. and on looking at that
' the Silbjert of inquiry, Mailmen said. he
The tart was so. Nome

aro byy noistikbe
somsogrti be emptied
't, and threw• it into

lino. of confinement,