The National Register.
London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

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LONDON,- NION DAY, APRIL W.
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We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday
last. The revolution in Spain has been received
every where with joy and enthusiasm by the people,
and the Cortes are convoked for the 9th of July.
The revenues of the abominable tribunal of the
Inquisition have been confiscated, and the late Mi-
nisters of its vengeance have fled to other conntrie::,
loaded with their abominations and crimes. The
Gtxett Extraordinary of Madrid, of the 27th ult.
em.tains a despatch from Gen. Freyre, announcing
that Gewrais Campana and Valdes have been dis-
placed at Cadiz. The patriotic Colonel Qiiimga has
transuutte:l communications to King Ferdinand,
containing particulars of the horrid massacres in that
city. The people will not be satisfied if the guilty
authors arc not punished, cod the Provisional Go-
vernment is imperiously called upon to bring them
to justice without delay. On the 14th and 15th the
people of Cadiz, having procured arms, began to
skew themselves in the streets, where many soldiers
were immolated to the public indignation. During
the night of the 16th and 17th, the troops, whose
presence could only give rise to new troubles, were
- sent off; they have been disarmed. The conduct of
the authorities is universally reprobated. The news
respecting French affairs in the Paris Papers is
totally destitute of interest. The King is suffi-
ciently well to transact business in his apartments
• with his Ministers. Wednesday morning the Com-
mission of the Chamber of Pcers, instructed to con.
mence its process against the regicide Louvel.

Temoved to die Palace of Justice. He was escort

by Rix Gendarmes, and an Agent of Police, to the
Chamber of Accusation of the Royal Court, where
• he was interrogated•two hours. The Five per Cents.
ou Wednesday were 75f. 73c. Rink Stock, 1,442 f•
50c.

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The infatuated workmen of Glasgow, who were
the dupes of the treasonable proclamation, which
had been circulated, have seen through their folly
and are returning to their work, though during
•the greater part of last week Glasgow and Paisley
were in a state of great alarm. At Stanners
Moor, near Falkirk, a party consisting of fifty,
armed with different descriptions of weapons,
attacked nine yeomanry and the same number of the
10th Hussars, when an engagement ensuing, 19 of
of the offenders were taken to Stirling Castle.—
Some slight wounds were received by a few of the
yeomanry. Eleven of the Committee of Manage •
merit, or the Provisional Governors, were arrested
on Tuesday morning and lodged in jail.

COMMOTIONS IN YORKSHIRE.
With extreme regret we this day lay before our
readers accounts from Yorkslire ( f unquestionably
overt acts of High Treason ; we do not always
think it necessary to give our authority, but in this
instance we shall increase the credit given to our
account by declaring that we extract front the
Leeds thereto,, a paper edited with a degree of
ability and independence highly honourable to its
Proprietor, and in the columns of which it can never
be supposed that an unfounded cry of danger would
be echoed.
A very 111111,11 a! .ell Ilion was Misery( din IlialiV Of the
vi!lages in tio: sirhoeil of Htiddelatirld, tuwattls
the evening of Filthy, the 3lst tilt. The aouom Neu.-
seen passion aboeil to cavil houses, ninny of in
in tears, and ”t'V4 rai ut this nitveappesued Uu curled, as if
meditating scale dal ins col( pll-o. T 14.• ittaeisit airs of
H0d414,1414-141, ssitteoot kt.,,s.tig the lill'er•C tulle %%hen, or
the 'gaol! µtitle, the blow n.a• to lie snuck, acre
iulium-
et! of theve iuduatiuw liv the Ir a•Aelits, twee and feniale ;
and the solitary, thiniegliont the whole of the
ItlalllltllC-
fining districts 4.f VOlkAtire and Laticashii.', nett., ne
believe that uiebt uud, r arms. Anunt ten o'clock nt
the ttcnelul stet eunnntured, and the initiated,
in s great windier of the populous bilia4,s. 11 Which the
tovvn of 11.11de:slit Id is suriounded, Legall to as•oinid.,
many of tun in atoned with pikes, some of them %ilia Mu-
slims, and collo.l:4 ylhes null pitch-foils*, pooh:1114AI
from lii neitthhomtiog faro' yards and otit-tild.dwg,
11l
some iltstricts Me 'lngle wis heard to sound the
to/shies, a• the signal fur muster, but the hint(' eroded
practice nas to go to the Lowey of those mho *tie
or snppusrd, to ht. titVolllablO to III(' dt .•i2ll, 2114
to t I esll lion the this ;Weill lit the 1111111. 111 Millie
ito.t.infe• (01er. Had to twiny ft; threats, wrue
to /. nil the iaokr of the disaffected; awl Hot a fen. (.1
tit.. I/Pitons •iUll,olll!.c4p. 41 ow of their NihdUNs, in
ILc that- of then- house-. awl tehe%e.il thetosrlve, ti
further Mira' Wilily by finding eubetuilueut in the 4J-
joining uoods.