The National Register.
London, England, 1820-03-27 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Bedford Court, Covent Garden, woollen draper.;-18, G. Spall,
Bury St. Edmund's, coach maker-22. J. Wihnot, Manchester,
grocer-22, W. Oldham, Lancaster, nierebant-22, W. Evans,
Lamb's Conduit Street, bricklayer—ls, .1. latiti(l, New Street,
Covent Garden, mercer—l 7, T. Dobson, Kendal, Westittoreland,
merchant-17, J. Towson. ,Itherstone, Warwick, linen draper.
CERTIFIC ATES to hi! granted April 15.
G. Solomon, Leman Street, Goodman's Fields, hardwareman
—'f. Livjoshmii, Sr. ehtllleS.b Street, Westminster, confectioner—
W. and B. hi:wham, riming, Ea-ex. bankers--. 1. Stevenson,
Broad Street, Bloomsbury, corn chandler—T. Burge, Frome
Seiwnod, Somerset, carrier—J. loston, Warrington, I .ancashire,
grocer—T. Adams, South Shields, ship owner—W. Shoubridge,
Alin-den, Kent, farmer—J. Chance. Worcester, maltater—B.
Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewer-11. Fairer. Bread
Street, Cheapside, warehouseman—W. Gallintore, Norbury,
Jerby, farmer.

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t3.tulc Stock
3 per lcun. Red.
3 (ter Cent. Cons. GSI
SS pet Cent.
1 pet Ceto.
5 per Cent. Navy 104
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AIONDAY,VIMICiI 27.

The Paris papers of Nlumhy reached us yesterday.
They contain the 3/./t/rid Gazelle Extraordinary,
with the list of the Junt.t appointed ad interim,
before whom Ferdinand has taken the provisional
oath to maintain the Comti,..l:i:::l published at
Cadiz by the Gearral ana 1.;;,,,iiti.,,ry Curter in

1812. In conformity to the Constizution,the Cortes
are to be inuricdiately cony coed, botiire whom the
King is to solemnly ratify the oath in the form
which the Constitution prescribes. The patriotic
Ballastcros has bom appointed General in Chief of
the Army of the Centre. The Spanish Ambassador

in Paris 1-a:; anuounced in the Monikur, that all
Spaniards now in France, and who left their
country in consequence of their political opinions,
may return home ia consequence d a decree of
amnesty, an I that they wiil be furnished with pass-
ports accordi.,6ly. T!'a Duke de San Carlos, the
Spanish Ambassador :o the British Court, issued a
notice yesterday to the same effect, to all Spaniards
residing in this country. Un the 9th instant,
Ferdinand held a Court in his Palace for Spaniards,
which was numerously attended. Madrid has been
brilliantly illuminated three nights successively in
consequence of the late glorious events. The Mu-
nicipal Corporation has been re-established, as it
existed in 18 14, under the Cortes. This respectable
body his purged itself of such of its Members as had

:Altered to the alxtlition of the Constitution. A

Deputation of this new Municipal Corps proc:cdcd
to the Palace. and were present .it the taking of the

oath by the King before the Provisional Junta.—
When those who were incarcerated for political
opinions were liberated from the prisons the male-
factors endeavoured to make their escape. They
fell upon the three ccutinels, disarmed and ki3ed
them ; but the guard having promptly arrived dis-
charged a volley among them, when nineteen were
killed, 00 the otheis retreated to their cells. A
letter from Barcelona of the 11th gives an account
of that province having shaken oft its fetters. The
Constitution was proclaimed on the 10th amidst the
joy and enthusiasm of the people. The doors of
the Inquisition were broken open, and after the
unhappy stetrerers therein were enlarged and put in
safety, the hateful prison justly became the prey of
the enraged populace. Among others who were
delivered 1:om the dungeons of the Inquisition,
was the Count de Montijo, who it was generally
believed was in secret confinement in Gallicia.—
His family had even gone 200 leagues distance, to
St. James de Compostello, where they conceived he
was in captivity, to welcome his emancipation.—
The intelligence from Paris is uninteresting. On
Saturday the Chamber of Peers assembled, when
the Projet the Law relative to individuals was
referred to a special commission, composed of five
members, after which the Chamber aijourned Sine
die.

Middlesex Election.—State of the :011 tLi. (114 y
at one Welnek.—Byng, 3,2 17—Witieureall,
NIAIiA, 2,508.

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