Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

were eOtning up la uutnhers. If thew
haj not duIr s0. they would have killed
ur, as stood al one side OF il. Ise-
cured considerable quantity of arms
amongst The rest there was grenade.
ana several hand 9rpna6es. The large
onr consisted al II tan canister, with a
pias" al top, sirfng ,iicncd bv several pit
ces OF IRON and boGnd round with guam
liy at Jared rope. | got eight ol The
land greuad,s they were about the size
OF ny double inst. | also found in The
room two swords q some ball cartridges;
WHICH are ia my p -. ssion. The larec
grenade weighs !onrieen or fifteen pounds.
By JniHman- Could YOU r. coguize
anj ot those who oAeIc, violence besides
ifiistIcwoos
WliDess-No person bot Thi~,lewonti
offered violence before The candles we're
put out. There were likewise loun, in il,e
room, about three dozen of weapons.
which resetnbied ii sort OF bayonei. The
bottom part had i1ni Il snckel HE "a bav,
outi, Dul screw 10 fasien III d stick O..
! have also dozen Of sticks formed tof
Tie purpose OF being fitted 10 those bay
Onvts.
The deposition OF this uiiAess haviua
been read over 10 and signed by him.
James Ellis was then called. He cor
robordicd Tie testimony ui Ru;hyen. and
positively Swore ia This iIewOud brauuisi.-
M. Tie sword, aud stabbing Smiihcrs.
by a jurymai- Arc you positive OF The
! identity Of I'hisile., nod.
NilntSs-i am most positive; | feel no
hesitation OH The subject.
jury man- What waS Ike offence clare.
ed against Tie people?
Nliness-The charge was ior uElaWt
fully assembling bui tor what purpose.
cannot say. cannot state he specific
words OF the warrant. II WAS given TO
lae III The street by Mr.. Birnie. and has
| beIn placed IN The tiaEGs OF MI. Baker
the magistrates.
4 juryUian said, he wished 10 bui
question 10 EutIINtn, the officer, before
he verdict MAS pronounced but MIR.
Pyal, Tie summoiiiug officer, stale d. ,hst
kuihv"h, had gone away notWilhsian,i-
ny ms particular request tia, lac should
| remain.
! The coroneT wished ta know WAe,i.er
ANY 0i iheIury required an adioulnmcu.
oi HE Inquest II they did, he ". uld wiz
Iinsiy attend 20 their request. I'h4 jury
'nanimo usiy declared ihat they wrre sa
tiShed, aud bruugh; IN verdict al Wiz
lJH hlart!er against Arthur 1hslTewond.
| William Davidson. James lngs, Charles
Cooper, Richard 'Eidd, John Monument.
John Charles Strange, Richard Black
burh, Jamrs Wilson, JdUeS Gilchrisi. and
oilers unknown.
O'her arrests have subsequently taken
place, AOct HoH, tailor out Of employ
Rieni, suspected Of being one of the prill-
cipaIs III HE conspiracy. Five warrants
~cre issued on Thursday for The appres
tension of persons said TO be concerned
IN ibis horrible business. Il servant. nam
eel Summons, living with i.sp. clable
| family III Seymour street, was arrested
and committed TO TotbiiLfiehis nrisoD.
i lie discovery OF The infamous wretch
CO and their intended diabOiicai act. is
next 10 a miracle, as we Times Nepsp4.
per- have ii from good authority Thai
man called al the Earl Harrow by's house.
IN Grosvenor square, onN edDestlay NOR
mng, between eleven and Twelve O'Clock
AND enquired Of the porter ii lie noble
Earl WAS al home. The porter replied in
The negative. The msn appeared very
anxious 10 see ms lordship, but Ike por-
ter DID not give him any hopes, as he re.
fused TO tell his business ; The man how
ever urged the necessity VI seeing his
LortIship, Without loss Of time; aud AZ
length lac observed, Thai ii he did moi se,s
hlm, the porter would moi be sitting in
his CHAIR III the hall 10 morrow. This OBJ
ser'alion astonisiied the porter, and in.
duced him 10 believe that thc man bad
something oil serious aud alarming ma.
lure 10 communicate 10 Tie noble Earl.
ilr then told i'm, that his lordsbjp Sas
riding OH horseback ia the Park. direct.
ca bun to that part IN which he " as most
likely to find tim, and described his
groom aud the livery he wore. &c. ILe
man FASTENED TO the PARK, and dis.
covered the groom, as described BY The
porter, hailed him, aud asked him If The
gentleman before was the Earl Of HaT.
rowby! The groom replied in The aflir
maiivc. The mar theu told him. liza, hr
waited, d must speak with his Lordshju.
The groom informed lis noble master.
who immediately stopped his hofse.--
ne man then presented a letter Ia hin.
which The Earl opened aud read. -
The man having informed him that hp
had a deal more TO communicate. his
Lordship dismounied and walked and
talked will the man for some time,
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Fen. 81
The QUEEN THE Chancellor ogfBs Er,5e-
que, moved tia: The house should resolve if,alF
INTO committee of supply, and also the Rra-
cions message OF his majesty TO tbat house To-
tngencies, should be referred 10 Tie sail
lcommttee, which motions we're seYefslly A.
| greed 30.
Upon the motion for tie SpesL or Iesvipc ,l,.
char being put,
Mr. HUME confessed. after what L.d boo,
said by The noble lord (Castlereaghl of Tho
| blessings which this country bad derived from
| tie suspicious rule Of She House of BtunsyVirL
ne was anxious to team the reason why so H.
lusirOus a branCh a. il as the queen Of tbee,.
realms was suffered 20 remain uusck no,sleds
| ed and from What he cOuld collect ibroad
he was AFRAID q was determined she sboUld
remain uUacknoW Legged. "a cry Of oy,ie,. N III
1 IN mo ffoltts a a III