The National Register.
London, England, 1819-12-20 00:00:00

LEEDS. December 15.

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The most alarming reports of insurrectionary
movements, on the part of the Radical Reformers,
continue to be circulated here with great industry,
and came the most painful sensatians. If we niay
credit these rumours, most positive accounts have,
certainly, reached this place, that a simultaneous
rising is perfectly organized, and that the insurrec-
tionists, in every towit, mean to divide into sections,
and in that way proceed at one and the titue time
to the quarters of the military, mid seise gprta their
arms! But happily, the design has got wind, and
I+n:cautious arc cvcry when taking to guard against

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it ; and ilium= bralieo of troops are pourini to-
wands this district. To prove that some well-founded
suspicions are entertained that serious mischiefis
meditated, the soldiers in this town and neighbour-
hood have been kept in a state of readiness to act at
a moment's notice these five nights past. Additional
Barracks are to be forthwith prepared for the strung,
military force tinder orders for this place.

GLASGOW.
" TUESDAY, Dec. 14. Excepting the stir ace.
skilled in t►e town yesterday by the arrival of the
troops from the East country, nothing unusual took
place. Such, however, is the complexion of the
times, that every precaution is proper; and the
Magistrates deserve warm commendation for their
vigilance ; since, although the evil-disposed are too
few to set on foot any thing like an insurrection,
they might excite a riot, and occasion some destruc-
tion of property. There is, however, no cause for
alarm. We have reason to believe that the Radicals
in the city and suburbs do not amount to one eigh-
tieth part of the population ; and we believe that
but a small proportion of this small fraction meditate
violence. It ought not to be forgotten that it is
their object to intimidate.

" The streets began to get a little thrunger than
usual about nine o clock in the morning ; sad about
ten a strung detachment of the I.3th regatient
passed through the town for Paisley. About eleven,
She Stirling Yeomanry Cavalry arrived: and at
twelve the Mid Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry (a very
fine looking corps, headed by the Solicitor-General)
came in from Hamilton, and brought two piecea of
artillery ; and about one, a troop of the 10th Hus-
sars also arrived. These successive arrivals of such
powerful masses of military brought great crowds
into the streets; and from the barracks to the Cross,
theGalkurgata.street was verythronged till the even-
ing. The streets were as quiet as usual through
the night, and even the city lamps, which are gene.
rally the first victims of rabbi.e hostility, escaped.
" In Calton and Bridgetown almost a Sunday
silence prevailed ; there were tew weavers working;
the windows were mostly shut up. There were.
however, fewer people luau usual in the street*.
" In some of the country towns little work was
done by the Radicals. At Pullolshaws a few of
them turned out to a ficki at some distance, and a
shoemaker made them two or three speeches
on the history and mystery of the British Constitu.
tion."

FROM SATURDAY .%IGR7 'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Leach.Chtlnru. Lancia'ture.l:o4‘olll manufacturer.
J. birch, AAtuo. nem lit ..... nginent, usaltater.
Naa:L. L.

C. &stroll. Barlow liokeky Square. horse dealer.
SuNctior, yr. I...ekru, W Li-um P. roe. .4.4 u, Square.
W. Crtev., Pidace Hu*, 'Let:s.blisaAa Lu& t no..d. rhumba.
Sol. Air. Old Earl but. t. Susektrut.e.

W. Wootton. yet's. lkdouutiory. tanner. SoL Mr.
Cages. Lon: or'. Cou.. Oth.4.

b.. (taus. saddler. Sol. Mr. Ellis, Cloisters.
Ti
T. d.atie. F.ome Seiirood, Soineisvt, carrier. Sol. Mr. Ellis.
lac.
W. Trueovai. Mi:.chxce..Ja, silk manufacturer. Sols. Stefan.
Bell 41114 i Brod. irk. 00.1
J. Fitton. l'sysiu.i. Lanms'!lre, coachmaker. Sol. Mr. Ellis.
Chancery
P. Cox. 1.5.1 :J. Gloucester, machine maker. Sole. Malts.
Price. and White. Lincoln's lan.

tlii4gewaur, Surmise, hop osier:N.l3. Sol. Mr.
Skw Inn.

J. Wind!. and C. Nortbcote, George Street. Tulsa Dill, ship
agent. 4. Sol. Mr. I husky. New 11,itige Street.
J. E. Elstonley. I'iluicu:ll Mem. 1. (limy scrivener. Sots.
Altus. Maine, North. anlsn.att, Tempo:.
J. Stycli' St. George, Glomstershire, sliositsciicv. Soltpoen.
Dax, Sun, and Meredith. Gswksturd Strain.
J. Knight, C"iiinne 00w. Cleektowell.iion toundeik Sol. Sty.
Robinson, Hall .‘lohia Surtoct. rmeNiS4ly•