The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

THRti lIVXDRID PUCKIN INWARD.

certain wicked, evil-dispososl, and traitorous
firing the night of the Ist, or on the worsting
(April instant, did feloniously, traiterouttly,
in htrtherance of a Conspiracy W cor:pass
the death of our Lord the King, or to levy
it our !AIM the King,' within his Realm, or
other Treasons, puhligh and ax, on the wails
places in many parts of the city and suburbs
. and other parts of the county of Lansrk, a
rer.dittionarr, and treasonable Address to
ants of Meat Britain and Ireland, (Sated at
'pal I. 1020. and bearing to be loosed " by or.
Committer of Organization for forming a
I Government," directly and only proclaim-
ion our Lord the Mang and dm
Consmotion of this Realm, inciting and

the subjects of our Lord the King to like up
,e overthrow of the Government and Cousti-
by law edabilAhvd, and to levy war 'against
he King ; and further endeavouring to seduce
of oar Lord the King to desert their duty
in a threatened insurrection, and to intim-
overawe all loyal and peaceable subjects by
iulrnce and devastation. The Lord Provost
:rates of the city of Glasgow, Sheriff of the
Lanark, Lod Jegices of Ilse Prawe for the
11 of Lanarkshire, her..hy offer a reward of
liked Pontids to any person or prisons who
in fourteen days frotu this date, discover and
, or castle to be discovered and apprehended,
v of this overt act of High Irraytto, Iry print-
iiing, and issuing, the said revolii:ioaare and
a Address, ander the said treasonable
t otninittee of Organ: ration fur fanning a
I lioverisinent.
4th April, 15:7.0.

mention some of the idle stories
:e it; Ulasgow. The Radicals, thi
ihers of pikes, and are not withi
got four pieces of cannon. 'l'
considerable sums of money, as
mu. unknown. They affirm, in
w dare 111 IV, of the character of
returned from the Continent,
era formerly in tlittivoy
tgusted with the Bourbons, and
'emit at hone, have come over . .we
iading the Radicals. Ainoitz the nundier is
lacilotialil, a descendant of the Stuarts, whom
I to place upon the throne of his ancestors.
id, they say, is circulating. A French vessel
I a cargo of arms and stores on the roast of
•hich has been entrusted to the Radicals in
•. Such of the Regenerators as take the field
franc aml a half a day, and their families to
hly maintained during their absence. Their
be pitched on Cathkin Hills, and thither
icals are to centre. The manufacture of gun-
goiug briskly on (probably under the Ilirer-
ench chemists); and the easier practice of
Is is nut unfrequeut
• the tendency of the poptilaCif to draw every
Arrvice, the appearance of a beautiful Aurora
ibout eleven o'clork at night, was accounted
of the downfal (tithe present system. A per-
tlarly sagacious remembered tiering the
ights very brilliant before the emancipation
ted States:::

'racy, it is stated, has been discovered, which
object the assassination of Siailercourt Lees
quay, at his residence, Essexford, near Ardec.
,niom Jurnsal places before its readers the
letter from Sir Harcourt himself upon the
true spirit of Popery, its intended victim a
its object blood ; its means assassination ; I
pared to meet it, as the author of the Antillote
- tortures of the Inquisition, in defence of toy
:wintry, and my religion. I was well pre-
the Yala:its, if they attacked my house. A
determined spirit, which through life has
led me, supported me in cheerfulness, and in
nt of my usual amusements. Not • human
iy int.wmer, whose object was to discover the
residences of the assbssins, had the most dic-
tion of any thing more than common enga-
ttention ; although in parting with any child.
I looked at them as if it might be the last
iould meet on earth; for I may say I have
fire arms, being fully resolved, If these tole-
tors in embryo came within range of my shot,
af'erwards think purgatory a trifle to it. On
I discovered the names I so long whiled for,
Ave o'clock list night, with the prompt and
assistance of that most invaluable magistrate,
Nil ate, these patriotic and radical murderers
'red; and I was rewarded in believing that I
'te means of breaking up *system that might
involved the lives of many Magistrates, had I
least previous uneasiness, or dread of my
existence being endangered...

ATTUIPT AT ROBBERT AND MPRDZIL—OD
it night, between twelve sod me o' wk, the
Mr. Roles, of Clapham, were ala ed by a
ibling heavy footsteps, in the low part of
Mr. Roles got out of hed, and arm g him-
au ord, took his bed-room lamp, 4d went
; the first thing he saw was a queitity of
4 bundle, in the passage, ready to betaken
. doubting but thieves were in tlie house, he
darns to a man who slept in the upper part of
, and immediately two men rushed oat of the
tie whom as he passed attempted to stab Mr.
a knife, but be avoided the blow by stepping
at the same time gave the robber a cut with
which brought him down. Mr. R. ran to
in which the second man knocked him down

bar ; the light went out, and the robbers
escaped at the street door. On exaniinatiou, it was
t nothing had been taken away.

forget it in lame."
The other cases were of no interest whatever.

HARING ROBBER' EA. —Tlitirsilay last, eluting the pro-
erl.on, a most formidable gatiff of robbers, armed with
bludgeons, tkr., about thirty in number, committed the
vilest depredations.--J. Mayor, Esq. of Mary-le-bone,
after placing some ladies in a carriage to view the pro-
cession, lett them, and was in the act of crossing from
Spring-gardens to the opposite side, when a villain
snatched his gold watch and appendages, which he ran
off with. Mr. Mayor pursued and collared him,when he
was instantly surrounded by about thirty others, who
commenced a most desperate attack on him with their
sticks, and bruised him seriously: he still kept his hold,
and wr.red a reward to any person who would assist ;
hut the gang was so forusidaLle that every one was afraid.
Mr. M. at length seized another fellow who was most
active iu attempting to rescue the thief, and while he
hrlil him by the collar the villain bit Mr. Mayor's thumb
and linger nearly through, which caused him to leave go
of the thief and.secnre the other. Vining the affray he
had the whole of his pockets turned inside out, and his
handkerchief and all his property was stolen. Constables
arrived and took the prisoner to St. James's watch-
house; yesterday he was examined at Marlborough-
street ; he gave his name John Fitsgerald.—Mr.lioward,
of Carnahy-street, Carnabv-market, was attacked under
similar circumstances in Piccadilly, by about thirty in a
Fang, who heat him with sticks, and, turning his pockets
inside out, robbed him of his watt h and every thing
he bad in his possession.—Several other robberies of
the same t.escription were perpetrated during the pro-
cession.
Thursday last, when thl Procession of Chairing had
passed by the lireen-Ork, several persons anxious to
have a further sight, climbed over the railings into the
Park; one young man went to jump off, when his heel
fastening between them, his head came with great force
against the stone, and he was carried away in * state of
insensibility. Another young man, named Own., had
the calf of his leg ripped up by a similar accident. A
cart, laden with feptales and children, was turned over,
which caused serious alarm, while it was standing. oppo-
site Air-street, the parties escaped with a few bruises.

B IRTH.
At Kingston-neon-Thames, on the 4th instant. the Lady
of Captain Sheitoi:. a a son and heir.

DIED.
On the 3lst ult, at his house In King's-huildings, Chester.
In the 73d year of his she, John Lloyd, Esq. late of the Civil
Service in Bengal.

COAL MARKET, APRIL 7.

Kai's at Market. tatips Seth. Prin.
66 Newcastle.
110 Suaderlaud

COURBR OF SRI
Amsterdam. 19 I C. F.
Ditto, at sight, II 18
Rotterdam, 12 9
Antwerp, It 3
Hamhurgh. 36 7
Alton.. 35 8
Park, 3 days' sight, 93 40
Ditto, 93 70
Bordeaux. 23 70
Frankfort on the lifaine,l39l
Vienna, Rf. Flo. 10 14
Trieste, Rf. Flo. 10 9
Madrid, 34
Cadiz, $4
Bilbao, 34
Rareeloni. 331
Sevilla, 331

HANGS.—Faisal%
Gibraltar. MO
Leghorn, 47}
Genoa, 444
Malta, 46
Venice, 47 00

Naples, 28f
Lisbon, aq
Oporto. 61
Rio Janeiro, $64
Palermo. 116 per oz.
Dublin. 9 per sent.
Cork. 9 per emit.
Foreign Gold is Bars, il. 17s.
lUed. per oz.
New Dollars, da. 11d. p. oz.
silver. la Bars, standard.
da. Id.

ney in particular, who hadburn repea,i•
1 ted by fore the Magistrates! while his &other, iPia
heir ~„, h„, instance, always cam 'in nith4feigi
haring offended fur t 'rst titn nil i
bout musks". her knowledge.
ot were bh red to •
'hey hare re- 'fury'fury, seven
well as arms, lion, and the thin p ner. James, VI
o utter igno- prisott)ment in the House of Currectiii
Mr. Kinluch, nienf cr with a callous indifference
. iili a great Mar w
DI SUI on of his mouth an i
despairing of claimed, in sneering accent, as hi
for the par. 7. Thank you, tientletnen, fur your kii