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.- -.17 ; ~,~ . '.~ a N v 4 10 4 • , /27-, N UM HER 5413, rmsAritE.ROY4l.:DittlitY.LAN E. THN EVENING, wg 6 NESDAY. April 12, his Majesty's Servaati vibrator= the Comedy of THE ROAD 113 RUIN. Dorntea. Mr Mande.; Henry t 4 orsiner, Mr. too; IGltur.l, klr. Baneard; Mr. Sulky. Mr. Bailer; Gold. finch, Mr Harley; Silky, Mr: Knight. Widow Warren, Mrs. limo loue; Sovhin, Mina Kelly; Jenny, Mrs. Omer. Afiir which, fourth time, a Broad Vertical Pititomintical Drains, in Iwo acts. 'Medea SIIAKSPEARE VERSUS HARLEQUIN. Harlequin. Mr. Harley; Corporal Bounce, Mr. Dowton ; Gsstonaile, Mr. Gallic • Joe Snip, Mr. Mendes ; Abraham, Mr. Knight; Simon, 11r. Oxberry ; Forge, Mr. Russell; Ms. Hughes; Mercury, Mr. T. Cooke • First Justice, Mr. Butler. Mrs. Snip, Mrs. Marlowe; D ully Snip, Ma. dame Vestris; flukey Chitty. lin, Miss Pain. To-morrow, Artexernes—Blue Devils—and Sbakspeare versus Harlequin. On Friday, lie Hypocrite, with Sicalspeare yerser Har - - - . _ TIVRArnE-aorAt„ COVRN7tGARDWN. THIS EVENING.WEDNESDAY,AptiI 12, will be ailed a new Musical Drams, 401101 IVANHOE; Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivanhoe. Mr. C. Kensble ; Sir Reginald Front de Ikea (Knight Templar). Mr. Maeready; Sir Brian de Bois Guil ben, Mr. Connor; Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Hunt; Sir Lo rne Bcannannoir, Mr. Chapman ; Cedric of Rolherwood, Mr. Egerton ; Wambo, Mr. Blanchard ; Friar Turk, Mr. Emery; loom JeVI , of York), Mr. W. Farren. Rowena (a Saxon l'uneess). Mks M. Tree; Elgitha, Mrs. Liston; Ulric*, Mrs. Failed ; Itcherea (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Foote. After which, 9th time, a sew Pantomime, oiled HARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. Prince Ale dare (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; Baron P 011111 0 41141 (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Barnes; the Ea runes• Pompolini (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Pe drigo Lungstrit.k• (afterwards Dandini), Mr. Norman. Cin derella (aft. raaril• Columbine), Miss E. Dennett. Harlequin an.l Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper, will he rep, aced every evening, To-morrow and Saturday ex cepted, when To' Late fur Dinner will be performed. To-morrow, Shakspeare's Tragedy of King Lear : King Lear, Mr Mad (who i• engaged at this Theatre). On Fridge, the new Musical Drama of The Antiquary. On &denary, Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar. NI. __ ... ... • 1? ), t 89. 6 2 ) • ; 19.747- " j•le---1- ; .... . • 4, : • ;., .N. a \-41. i ii:' i , ki SURREY THEATR F. it i. twat ~,pertiall;;;;owtieedtitat Mrs. MOUNTAIN, who hay ht.. II honoured with a most htilliant reception in she wrw 111:trtetia, is signed at this Theatre for Tea more Night's, awl will appear shiritig *he present and nut i sit 1 V" 4 ". IrtllN EVENING, WEDNESDAY, April 12, a slot roasting Evenings, a new . Consic Pantomimic Da 'Kr, emllval ULIS AND OARS; or, LOVE IN A WHERRY. Afirr which jot the third lime) a new Comic Burletta, rolled, WIDOW AND NO WIDOW. Captain Prrdne, Mr. Payne; Capstern, his Valet, Mr. V.,pid, Mr. Filveillium; Goldfinch, Mi. Wal low ; Jvicialy thililler, Mr. Wyatt; Captain Jenkins, Mr. smith; Mr. Ellis; Captain Wilkins, Mr. Mrs. Mountain. To coot lust. .i'h, 911, lime, the highly popular Historical Mrio-tirame, called 1 I lit: FATE OF CALAS. Cala., Mr. P.! Hough; Mart Antoine Cabs., Mr. Wat kins; IF-Jsrarit. Mr. Huntley; Ausbroise, Mr. Smith; the Capitnitt, Mr. Grant ; Jacob, Mr. W. S. Chatterley; Law rence, Mr. FITZ 4 illiam. Madame Calm, Miss Taylor; Pau. line, Mrs. Horn ; Jeannette, Miss Copeland. Much novelty is is preparation. %.—Gallery, lc—Doors opts at Half row, be•:in at Half-past Six.—Half Price at Haltpast SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. N rfm l .irtestee 4.1* the increasing attraction or the pr....rid performances, the MONASTERY is for a frw days; but from the Manager's .1.1.r,...05im. to supply a evessittat variety of ■ltractioa, an ..direly Nea Comic Nees will be performed THIS EVEN ING, WEDNESDAY, April IC, and repeated till farther stoner, entitled DOUBLE DECEPTION; . tall , MORE GHOSTS THAN ONE. - - - loch the three highly successful new Pieces, so arranged a• to enable the audience to depart at examinable hoer. the retetwatell New Comic Pantomime of GOODY TWO silt DES, FAIRY of the FLOWERS; or, VII.LAGE littol.leS, Messrs. Grimaldi, Bologna, and Barnes, and bliss Valhose•-y will perform. After which, the very popular and affecting Historical Meltmdranse of CA 1.44; OR, THE FATHER AND SON. TX Entertainments to conclude with TILE fI'AGE OF THE LAKE; OR, MY VASSAL'S DOG. In which will be displayed the wonderful performances of the relebr.b.4 flog Bruin; and the Blaming CottaLe, - from which a Cllll.l is thrown lute the Like of Real Water, and rescued by the Dog. In the °course of the Evening, Songs by the celebrated Misses Cowrie, the one only eight, and the other eleven years of axe; ewil by Master Aria, from the Royal Coburg Theatre, his third appearance here. Also an entirely new Comic !May, by Mr. Stelibing ; and a Comic Dance by Mr. Walbouns, los third appearance this 'moon. Box, 4L—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, la. Tickets for the season, out transferable, four guinea,. Pliers fur 411 , 7 Boxes may be taken of Mr. Stork, at the Theatre Box-office, every day, from Tru till Four o'Clock. Douro open at half-past Five, and performance begins at Illelfipast Six. A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. A T a cr aical Season like the present, when Children are Teethiug, the utmost attention ought to be paid them, particularly as the Measles sad Chia Cough :ire so prevah-iit. If the irr i r stain of the gums comes with iiiiy other disorder, very few iiifauts rrrorrr. Mothers oog`it newer to he without the ASIERIy 1N socrrifiNr; sYNUP in 11w Nursery, for if • child r is the night with pains in its gums, ibis valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the gum*, aura thereby .pretrest fevers or cosvulsions, mid should it come in compel i. aim wills any other disorder, it °flea destroys Ilse Mother's brightest hums. Permits who may be JOS**s of the sir. toes of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different woes that have appeared in the Newspapers fur these last les years. biome Mrs. Jobastio has appropriated one hour twice • wadi, viz. from Nine to Ten o'Clock ow Titeoday and Ss. tardily Mornings, to the poor, who have Children allicted is casing tbeir teeth, by bringing. letter from • Imissekseper, that the mother is • real object of charity, has made it so universally limas, is almost every family where there are young Children, Um. 1. hopes so great • charity will sot be abowd, as it is out other private purse. To he had of the Proprietors, Jettison sad Williams, No. 514, Newman-street, Oxfordatreet, lawdos; sad, by their apposissest i ef all the prineipal Medicine Vemiers is Town and Gisestrg, al 114. 9d. per bottle. N.11....43• miss to ask for Johnson sad Seellaieg Syrup. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. HE EXIIIRITION of the WORKS of AL MODERN ARTISTS, will. by particular desire, CONTINUE OPEN till SATURDAY, the 13th inst. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admissiost h.—Catalogue Is. ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. 11HE SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS of I this INSTITUTION «ill CELEBRATE the SIXTH ANNIVERSARY in Freeinasune Hall, THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, the 12th of April; His Royal Highness the Duke o f SUSSEX, Patron of the Institution, in the Chair. STEWARDS: I Right Hon. Earl Fitzoilhant John Constable, Esq. A.R.A. Right Hon. Earl Pomfret J. De Fleury, Esq. Rt. Hun. the Vier-Chancellor Joseph H. Green, F.sq. . —..— Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. I Joseph C. Gwilt, Esq. Sir Thos. Baring, Bart. M.P. J. S. Hayward, Esq. Jesse W. Russell, Esq. M.P. G. B. Lunstiale, Esq. R. C. Barnett, Esq. James Oliver, Esq. A .R.A. Joseph Barrett, Esq. 9 John Sanders, Esq. George Barnett, Esq. M. W. Sharpe, Esq. J. J. Berle, Eng. Gentile Tapper, F. L. Chantry, Esq R.A. W. Wi4On, Esq. C. R. Cockerel!, Esq. Jeffry Wyatt, Esq. Edward Conduit. Esq. Dinner on table at Half•past Five. Tickets. at One Guinea each, to be had at the Bar of the Tavern; of live Stewards; anti of the Secretary, Nu. 65, Upper Charlotte...tree, Fitsroy.square. This Institution, (winded in 1014, has no limitation, no exclusive privileges; its Members consist of Benevolent Siihscribers, whose object is. by an appeal to public libel-s -lily, to extend relief to all distressed Artists, whose mirk. arc known and esteemed by the public, and to their tVidows and Orphans. Merit and distress form the only claim to its benevolence. JOHN YOUNG, Hon. Sec. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1820. FliOM LAST NIGH7"S GAZF.TTE. Whittled:, April 10, 1820.. The King has bees pleased tuessaminated, that the 24th day of ibis instant April *Sown be, in all tespects, observed and kept as his Majesty's Birtl►day, instead of the 12th day of August. At the Court at Carlton House, the Bth of April, 1820, PRESENT, The KING'S Moat Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, was, by his Majesty's command, sworn of bis Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took bit place at the Board accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Moja . - Gemmel Sir Benjamin K.C.B. to be Captain.Geue ral and Governor in Chief in and over the islands of Antigua and Montserrat, he this slay took the usual oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of his Majesty's Plantations. BANKRUPTS Julio Wadaworils, of Losig Buekby, Nottlaampion, dealer, to surrender, April 28, at Nur, 2S, awl May 24, at elevens at the Red Lion Inn, Long Bockby. Attorney, Mr. La'-eil Becke, Devonshire-force, (Infest-squire, London. Henry Phillip., Henry Phillips, jun. and Thomas Pale, of Birnsinghan. soy makers, to surrender, April 25, 26, and May 23, at 1...1vr, at the Wool Pack Inn, Muto.oticei. vaingliam. Attorneys, Messrs. Baxter and Bunker, Gray's. loin-place, London i and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. William fodier,of Avon-Clift, Wilts, innkeeper, to mitred der, April 21, at six, 22, at eleven, and May 22, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Meters. Dam Son, and Me redith, Guildford-street, London; and Mr. Siam, ..11radford, Wilts. John Miller, of the Burlingtoo•nreade, Piccadilly, Middle sex, bookseller, lo surrender, April 22, May 2, and tt, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Slewirs. Allen, Gyl by, and Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho. Robert Hatledine and Thomas Davin, late of Itridgnorth, Salop, but now of the King's Bench prison, iron-fouuders, to sorrender, April 26, 27, and May 23, at eleven, at the Ravels Shrewsbury, Salop. Attorneys. Mr. Wm. Read King, Serjrant's-lun, Fleet sweet, London ; and Mr. Thomas Gino', Bridgman', Shropshire. Comae Berry, of Caveralsain. Oxford, souse and haners maker, to surrender, April 20,21, and abrlllkat eleven. at the Lower Ship lon , Reading, Berks. Mr. Julio Hamilton, Berwick-dulcet, Sohn, r. Smith, t, Radring. DIVIDENDS. • '' " May 6. J. Churchill, of Stanhope-steeet, Claromsarket, Mid dlesex, cannion-brewer, at eleven ' at Guildhall, I.ondon. May 6. S. C. Geralder, late of Bro ad-street-boildings, Lon don, aterehani, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. '7. W. Hathlanof (Tummies-lam. Lontbard-street, Lou- don, tea-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 8. P. Statham and J. Statham, of Arcbriek, Lancaster, dyers, at elrveto, at ihr Star I 0000 0 Maseberner. April 29. R.Hmleson, of Pleet•streci, London, oilmaih at ten, at Guildhall. May 23. T. W. Marley and W. Stapietoa, of Newport Pag cell, Buckingham, brewers, at test, at Gnitaken, London. April 211. A °emporia. of Great Wincbester.street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 6. J. Heating and E. Hornblow, of Bishorgate.street, London, jewellers, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 5. J. Taylor, late of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, smith, al eleven, at the Golden lion lea, Bonitos, Devon. May 5. T. Brismfit, of Bradford, York, grocer, at eleven, at the Court Howie, Leeds York. May 25. W. Morrill, late neßiroinzham, factor, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmiagliam. May 6. J. Nowell and J. Beech, of Jewry-street, Aldgste, Load" wholesale-stationers, at twelve, at Guildhall. May I. C. W. Walker, of the Marine Library, Brighthelon atone, Susses, stationer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May S. .1. Hernmiag, of Long-acre, Middlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 2. H. Waddingtoa, of Bridge-street, Blackfriars, Lon don, merchant, at Guildhall. May 2. D. Holland, of Mangey St. Mary, Suffolk, grocer, at eleven, at the Tuns Inn, Sunray. CERTIFICATES.—Msy 2. E. Greenland, Keat•rosd, Surrey, carpetsteer-C. Stewart, of Ki.Rston•apoo-Hrll, wine.saerckaal.—T. Jack son and W. Jackson. of Liverpool, aserchants.—W. S. Bat ton, of Sudbury, Suffolk, miller.-1. V. Rose, of Cambridge, brush-Maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Hardwieke and W. Perrin, of Cifrapaide, wholesale glovers, April 7, 1620.—D. Cook and". Hamasood, of Lap dog, silk-manufacturers, April 7, 1820.—J. lellissan and W. Pope, lately residing iii Great Tower-street, tobacconists, March 2S, 1820.—J. Malley and G. Roberts, of Queen. court, Great Quren•street, artifirial florists, April 8, 1820. Staple and J. Vindin, of Higb-streol, Southwark, oil men, Meech 28, 1024.—J. Renshaw sod G. Allariyce, of London, mercliaists, November 16, 1817..—.1. Ere/es and W. Williams, of Watling-street, Londois, Manchester warehousemen, March 16, 1820. MARKETS. [From the "London Mercantile Price Current," of Totesday, April 11, 11120.3 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODWCE. Corner has been almost without demand; and although St. Domingo wax offered at a great reelection front our last quotations, there were scarcely say buyers. One parcel of St. Domingo was sold on Saturday at Illts. Plantation, of pod dean quality, being scarce aad in request fur home consumption, the price has not fillets iilproportioa, hut cum. Etude former prices. The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 3,500 tons. being 370 mere that at this time last year, present prices 12s. per cwt. higher. The B. P. ROGER market opened on Wednesday last with a trilling demand, sod. some parcel. were sold at lower prier:, viz. ordinary brow• Jamaica 581. middling ditto, 6Ss. good middling 725. A small supply of new Demerara has been brought to market, which found a teady sale at full prices, the quality being good. FOREIGN SUGARS ase steady in price, but the quantity OD sale is very small. The Stock of R. P. Saga, is now 1,090 casks less than last year's at this time; present prices 14. per cwt. lower, per Gazette average. Run has been in some demand fur shipment, and Jamaica is about Id. per gallon higher; Leeward Island may be bought at our last quotations. The present stuck of Rom is 11,057 puncheons, and price of proofs 2..4d. per gallon. Stock last year same date was 10,340 puncheons, and price of proofs 30. per gallon, FAST INDIA PRODUCE. . Tim has lseen " ;•teady — demand, and an advance of id. to lel. per lb. ens the prices of the late sale has been gene rally paid. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE._ Correa.—Thrre has hero some impiiry for East India for expirtati 0000 0 hot the prier,' which are offered being be• low those tlestottolt.d, then' lila out breu mach sold. The total sales amount to 1,19 - 2 has., six. 3:141 Peroambaceo fair 10 Jowl lold. 109 Boards 1 lid. 42 Grenada fair 131.1. 200 Bengal tild. to 714 SOO Madras 7IA to 7/41. per lb. The impart is 696 balm Peroanshoceo, 347 U. S 64 Demerara , 240 West India, 8,5 Suwon, 7t39 Eat Irdi.l.--tutal 2,201 hap. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW has improved is demand, and the Frices are a little higher. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Arno. 0, 1820. COTTON . —There ban been a fair demand fur It ..VPII and Orleans Cotton, which support their farmer prices ; but Rrazils are dull nf sale, and have declined 1.1. per lb. The total sales a r e 7,6111 bags and consist of 150 Sea Islands, 20d. a 21. 2.1.3,600 Rowrils,ll.l. a 121..1 20 Tennessee', 10Id. 400 Orleans, 12.1. a ibid., LIM/ Perusing, 16d. a 100 , 700 Bahia", 1411. a I:sd, 800 Maranhatno, 15.1. a 151.1., 200 Minas Nuva;. 14.1. a 14 11, 240 Minas Genes, 1•21-,d., 100 Demerara". 140. a 17.1,40 West India", 13#d., 10 Dour. boas, 1614., 160 Surats,7o. a 9 0., 4110 Bengalis, 6141. a 7t41. Of the Cottons solves list d for public sale yesterday, the• Bengal. were withdrawn ,sithout twiny put up, and the Bourbons were taken in fur want of buyers: of thelremaim der, 55 Sea Islands POW 21.1. a 23.1., 70 Odom. l I a 13s1. and 170 Alabama', 101.1,90 loon taken in at this price fur want of buyers. The import is 13,348 bays, viz. 300 Calcutta, 106 Jamaica, 1,948 Demerara, 1,610 New Orleans, 2,334 Savannah, kr., 958 other parte U. S., 5,702 Brazils, 233 Lisbon, 1111 Malaya. 000 casks of 11. P. Sugar offered at public sale this week west off at an 10i-ince of Is. ou good paws, es well A Piuc 7d. middling qualities imitable for the scale. Some brown is gal offered at section in the early part of the week of io moist quality, were taken for export at SION 13d. a 20e. Od. two lots and the remainder at 21s. • 211. Shl. : about GO - of Brazils have also been taken for shipment at an aelvanei.f Ir. a tr. viz, at 27a. a 295. for brows, and 36,. to 41s. for ‘..w to fair whites. A small lot of Berbice Molasses has brought 28s. The Coffee market continues extremely flat, and we bare no inquiry fur foreign sorts: a few small parcels of ft P. have been taken by the grocers at irregular prices, which u the wily business dose in the article. Curxmand Pimento we have nothing doing. Jamaica Ginger was taken in at public sale at Abs. We continue to bare a good demand fur Carolina Wee, of which 200 casks of good qualily have been sold this *esti, chiefly to the grocers, at 226. per cwt.; a small parcel of middling white E.l. has also been sold at 17s. 9.l.dvity Rums continue in fair demand good flavoured Leeward, have been taken by the: tragic Is. Uhl. a 2.. 11d. p,r gallon 10 O. P. and a few Jamaica vf same strengiii 38. 2.L We have had more done in Dytwoods than fur seine weeks past; Jamaica Leawood has sold at 6f. 7a. 64. a 61. common Spanish Plastic 6!. les. and a small lot of solid Nicaragua Wood 2.51. per tots. Montreal Pot Asbei have sold ■t 365., New York 40a., asd 600 barrels Turpeatint Its. 3d. per pet. I• Hides nothing defog, there being Eat *w is the Isola of tba importers. For Tobacco there is • fair inquiry for export, hut the business dune has bees trifling, as the orders are Gaa.6 to lower priers than the bottlers are disported to take. The Corn market continues steady, and on Tuesday, last there was a good atiesidatice of bliyers, who purchased Wheat freely at the currency of last week. No alteration in Amer:- eau sour Flour, fur which the demand is still limited. There has been store demand fur sowing Flax Seed •lure our last, •ud several parcels leave West disposed of fur the Irish market, consisting of New York flOs ; Dutch 60. a SI, ; and • small lot of Canada 70a. pre blrd.; besides this, , 1,000 bushels of English Seed have bees sold 10s. 3d. per bushel. lu Simone there has not beer much done; 240 Inge Malaga, offered by auction yesterday, were withdrawn sr 515. per cwt. at which price about 300 bags have since been sold. Madder Roots and Madders still remain neglected. A parcel of 6') pipes old Lemon Juice, of low strengtl.s, has been sold at 1.. 6d. per pllon. The Ott. market general'' , has been very flat timing iLe last week, hot the priers have rot varied materially. FOREIGN Fittir is in very limited demand, and the only di scriptioss suitable at present is Currants; a cargo is 111. , V binding in the docks, and Another has arrived at as output t. Of Black Smyroas there are several parcels arrived. REFINED SUGARS have been in limited demand, ant large lumps have been sold at a reduction of ls. to 2s. pia cwt.—Molasses dull. Postscript, Timidity, April 11,1820, Four o'Clock. Corn Fe.—Two public Liles were bronglit torourd thi• day, consisting of Datch and Jamaica, the former CelliCrar lion went off very steadily at nearly the prices quoted our last ; the latter went about' 2.. tuner liar cowl qualit), and about th. lower for ordinary sad good ordinary qii..l. lies, which is 3s. to 4s. higher thaw was expected from ar previous asks. St. Domingo has mot advanced in prop.o - lion, the last sales have hens made at 1143. and 115 s. per The B. P. SUGAR market was flat to-Jay, but the sm quantity on chew prevented touch business being Jove; ;tic prices are, in consequence, without variation. Inotco —This day at the &at India Howse, about 130:1 lots weal uff briskly, at an udvassee generally we dd. to 94. per lb. on the prices of the last male. DISTURBANCES IN SCOTLAND. GLASGOW, SATURDAY, Aram. S. s [Frew the " Giaggow Courier."] That a general attack was intended to he made by the Radicals on this city, on Wednesday last, is now beyond a doubt. This rising, we hesitate nut to say, has been goaded on by a set of ungrateful trillauiy who have had constant emyloyment, 1114.1. who have been in the receipt of the highest wages given in this country. Yesterday a general search for arms, pikes, &e. were made by a strong military force, in all our suburbs, viz. the Calton, Bridgeton, Anderstou. &c. a similar search also took place iu the villages of Airdrie. Strothaveo, &c. with various success ; a number of individuals, ►upposed active leaders of the Radicals, have been apprehended and com mitted to prison ; awl many suspected characters• have fled. Pikes and fire-arms are hourly found in the fields and rivers, winch the infatuated wretches have thrown away in despair, on finding their diabolical schemes frustrated. A general search for anus. &c. was yeateriluy made in Paisley. when a number were found. We understand a man, -aho had seized by the twit one of the veteran battali )))) was instantly stabbed by him in the breast with his bayonet, and fell down dead. This morning ■ party of the hussars. rifle brigade, and Sombartunshile yeomanry, wor.it to Mangers', about seven miles from Glasgow, where they made a starch. and have brought in tai this city five prisoner!, seven guns, and above' 300 rounds of ball cartridge, which were found secret ed on a haystack ; the ball. appear to be very ill made. A few of the Radicals have beau at' drill yesterday, but a great ptuportion of them had •been expecting a visit from the militate, and Lied the day before. Between 4to 500 had been regulatly at drill fur some weeks past. In a second edition ow Thursday we mentioned that a detachment of military had been sent to Dan. tocher early that morning, to apprehend some viduals against whom information had been given ; ten men were Stized and lodged in Durobarto:i Cab. tie ; one of the men, iii tattooing to escape, was shot through the kg. A hundrea double-sliotred ball cartridge, a few pikes, and other *few., were seised. Early on Thursday laming a party of fro& 40 to 50 men, supposed from Glasgow, armed with pikes, muskets, &c. appeared on the banks of the casual near Kuktutilloch, And after waiting 'some tame apparently in expectation of being joined by ()their. they threw away their arms. and disappear. ed. Some of the arms have been since picked up. Three of the principal Radical leaders. G e or ge Washington, David Graham, and William Graham. were apprehended on Thursday night, and, with a trunk containing paper, lodged as the Police Office. . . . Wednesday inglit kite WC 1111111 • oitrious ••• • • EAST INDIA HOUSE, JANUARY 26, 1620. ISTINE COURT of 011tEC'COltS of Me 1 UNITED COMPANY gf MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby glee Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the acid COMPANY will he Artist their House, Lewitenhall.street,rin WEDNES DAY the 12111 of April next, from Nine &Clock in the Moraine, until Sin in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY for Pose Years. .10 , 3EPH DART, Secretary. EMT INDIA REGISTER. This day is published, price Is. 611, sewed, rrinE EAST INDIA REGISTER nod DI. R ECTOItY for ISTO, corrected to iI 'lth of March, IStO: containing she CoMpany's EstabliAment Al Hume and Abroad, with the Alterations Hutt have occurred VP TO THE DAY OF PUBLICATION; various Rotes and Regulations respecting the Company's Service; an Alpha betical Abstract of the late Act fur the Renewal of the Charter; the Poo Office Regulations as in the Conveyance of Letters to and from India; LISTS OF LICENSED SHIPS, mid much other useful Information. By A. W. MASON and G,..OWEN, of the Secretary's Office,'Saaajoilis Howse. London: Sold by Black, Kingsbury, Parbttry,end Anew, Leadvattall-street ; William Carpenter. SS, Lower Brook street, Bond -street; Archer, Dantootreet, Dublin; and Mauves sod Miller, Edinburgh. This day is pnblisbrd. price Sr. ETIIOSPECTION : a Kuria Porm. In -ILS, scribed, by perntluion, to the Bight Honourable Lord Paget. By THOMAS WHITBY, Author of 6 , The Priory of Birkenhead." 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