The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
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New York by the Cincinnatus.
Several arrests have taken place at
Glasgow, on persons SO respectable that
the papers forbear to mention their names.
The Ribbonmen arc far from being
peaceable in Ireland. They continue to
range about in large companies in the
night, committing robberies, pundering
houses, and where there is resistance,
numbering the people.
Paris dates are to the l6th but they
contain no news. The Kings health
continues to improve. On the 5rh Of
June, j, is expected the court viii pro-
coed to pass the summer at ST. Cloud or
Fontainbleau. Louvel is not to be in.
terrogatcd again previous to his appear
ance before the Chamber OF Peers.
LONDON. APRIL l9.
The Queen The repori 0. the spec
dy arrival OF the Queen, IS still more
strongly prevalent, and is now combined
with certain rumoys of consequent chang.
es in administration. We are still in.
credulous as to :he intention of her Mai.
esty to revisit ,his country, and are yet
less inclined to give credit to any rumors
of ministerial changes. Il r. said that
the Queen has appointed MIR. Bfongham
her Attorney .Gcnerah and has invested
him also with some other authority.
which she is understood 10 have a right
to delegate, but which has not been sul-
fciently explained. In the certainty of
her majesty actual return, it is under.
stood that ONE Investigations will posi-.
lively take place, which 1t MAS determin-
ed to avoid, unlcs, her own act and deed
might render them absolutely on grounds
oi the utmost importance. .-Sau.
This day the trial of Arthur Thistle.
wood, on an Indictment for high treason,
connected with what is called the 80 Cato
s,reetconspracy "was brought to close,
and verdict of Guilty pronounced by
an intelligent and impadiai Jury. The
trial lasted four days, and neafiy two hun
dred witnesses were examined. The
principal oflhesc were Robert Adams an
accomplice, AID the officers of the police
who arrested the prisoners
Adams testified 10 numerous meetings
being he'd ny the consplfaIors, 1t ."hiuh
it was proposed 10 excile civil war,
seize upon cannon, make The Mansion
House the head quarters oi Provision
ary GovemmenI and 10 attack The arms
tiers in their house, and murder them
AT one OF these meetings, information
was received that the Ministers were all
to dine at Lord Barrowby's the next
evening. On his fhistlewood rcnaarA
ell, il would be rare bout 10 murder
them all, and Immediately 70 med the
plan to execute it. They were 10 get
the door open b, knockieg--to walk in,
and throw hand grenades among the
Ministers and murder good and bad
If any were good they were to suffer Tor
keeping bad company. Irgs was to lead
thc rest. He was determined, be SAID,
to say to Lord Sidmouth, Here is NY
Manchester ,alry." Lead on citizens,
do your duty" He added. tina, with
his own butcher knife he would cut off
the heads Of Ministers, aud carry those
of Lords Castlereash and Sidmou,h III
triumph. On this occasion. Brunt,
another Of the conspirators, exclaimed,
IN be d-d if / don't believe there is
a God--I have often prayed that these
thieves might all be together, in order to
I've murdered, and now he has heard my
prayer" The Houses OF Lord Harrow
by, Castlereagh and Sidmou'h, the Duke
ofVellington, and 'he Bishop iLondon,
were to have been set OH fire at the same
time.
The participation Of rhistlewood in al!
these complots was most amply proved.
But his counsel, MIR. Adolphus, con.
ended, that they did not amount to High
Treason. His rcasonings were reburted