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

FROM SATURDAY NIGII7"S GAZETTE.

This Gazette offers a reward of SOU. for the discovery of the
author, printer. or publisher of a certain treasonable paper, en-
titled, " An Address to the inhabitants of Gnat Britain and
Ireland," purporting to be issued by a committee of organization
fur forming a provisional Government. and affixed on the walls
and other conspicuous places in the City and environs of Glasgow.
&c. &c.
This Gazette notifies the appointment of It. Couch, Esq. of
Balduck, Item, to be a Master Earraorilinary in the Court of
Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
C. Comber, Lurking, Surrey, carpaner, from April 8, to
May 27.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Holt, Manchester, dyer. Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby and
Sergeant, Gray's Inn Square.
J. Bell, o,ienholine, NYestmoreland, farmer. Sol. Mr. Addi-
son, Staple Inn.
J. Itucktun, Jermyn Street, St. James's, working jeweller.
Sols. Messrs. Richardson and Miller. New Inn.
W. Fear, Bads, Somerset, cabinet maker. Sul. Mr. Wood-
house. Temple.
W. Gartner, Chalford, Gloucestershire, broad cloth menu
facturer. Suls. Mesars. Dal and Co., Guildford Street.
(:. Elliott, Rochester, Kent, grocer. Sol. Ali. Aubtey,Took's
Court, Curator Street.
W. It. Mott, Briglithelmsto,ie, Sussex, wine merchant. Sol.
Mr. Hannan), Plana Chambers, Covent Gaylen.
G. Rose, Sheffield. York, grocer. Sol. Mr. King, Castle
Street. tiolhorn.
T. Yates, sen. G. Yates, and T. Yates, jun. Yrtte Bank, Lan-
cashire. cotton spinners. Sol. Mr. Arnistiong, Swillra loin.
H. Searsbrick, Jun. Liverpool, bread bilker. Sul. Mr. Chester,
Staple Inn.
'Land T. Johnson, Lowestoft. Suffolk, shipwrights. Sol. Mr.
Francis. New Boswell Court.
J. Gram, Lullington Somerset, fuller. Sol. Mr. Ed•
mom.s. Lincoln's Ins.
I).lVihamn, FIOIIIC SO WOW, Somerset. shopkeeper. Sol.
Mr. Erininnds. Lincoln's iota
.1. Roy, Wolvernium.tou. Stafford, tea dealer. Sol. Mr. Ches-
ter, Staple Inn.
J. Barker, Strand, hosier. Sol. Mr. Gregory, Maiden Lane,
Wood Street.
J. Beilin, Oxfcrtl Street, jeweller. Sols. Messrs. Sudlow and
Co., Monument ford.
J. Frew, Jluseuw Street, Bloomsbury, baker. Suls. Masse.
Panther and 'turner, London Street, hem:lint-eh stmt.
S. C. Ali,er, Commercial Road, porter me:chard. So.s.Mesini.
l'ot'. iall and Fairtiithne, Old Jewry.
IIVIII,ENDS.
April 29, W. Adam, Narrow Wall, Lambeth, timber mer-
chant-22. W. S. Evans, Claire) Suet), Middlesex, inickleyer
—49. H. Richard=, Beacoustield, Buckingham, earl enttr-41,
J. l'etut,, Ilmt.iug.lime burner—st 9, J. 11. and J. Hudson,
Nencatitle-upon-Tyne, merchants—W. Lewis, and .1. A. Hen-
derson, Little 'rower Street, wine merchants-2U, W. 11111" r•
W est er, brewer-29, E. Burford, Clapti in, NI hut le sex,
merenatit-29. I'. and I. Blackburn, Torneliapel Diek, Ply.
nroutli, ship Holt ti sldls, toiebrock,
Bucks, Icat..er seller—May 30, G. W. Wye, Newington Butts,
mere:taut-4, J. Jaelo.on, Manchester, butcher—.M, J. Ila.dition,
Aianci...eter warehouttimn— 2, J. Wilson, jun. Seuleoutet,,
tl tugs inanogany Inerel::.i.t—t, J. and D. Saunders, Gloucester,
grocers-8, g. Milton, next Stinkborm, Kent, butcher--
2, .1. Greases, Fisit Street 'lull, leather nt..e
CERTIFICATLS to he granted April 29.
J. R. Brawn and It. M. New, l'unkry, stationer —E. Larg-
wortliy, Cannot Street, Packer—G. Julinsoit, Bristol, engraver
—1). Peach, Camberv.ell, nivrchant-11. 1.. IA cand, treat
Pic colt Street, GooMnan's Viddr, carver—R. Wilson, Bit
tuingaani Inerclisnt—M. Hellyer, Et-st Storehouse,Devon,
buuder—N.: J. Turner, Great Tower Street, mg-reliant—W.
Jorasi, Purtpool Lane, llolborp, aeavcrive—W. went., MrYea,
Ezscx, Liquor merchant.

Bank Stock
:3 per Cent. Red.

3 per COIL CUII4. 6SI
3i tier CCM.
4 per Ceut.
Ti per Cent. Navy 101
Lour, Aim.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER .

LOllOOll,
MONDAY, APRIL 10.

A crime has been committed in Spain, for which
history scarcely gives a precedent. Freyre, the corn-
manding officer of the troops in Cadiz, summoned
the inhabitants of that town to meet on the morning
of the ttith ult., to swear to the Constitution, and to
join in erecting a pillar in honour of it. They met,
but the treacherous soldiery, in cold-blooded villainy,
commenced a regular fire of musketry on the
defenceless unoffending people, without even the
excuse that was urged in a recent instance in Eng- •
land, that danger was apprehended, for these Spa-
niards had met by the desire of the authorities,
when the wretches who had invited them, for a
professed purpose of amity and patriotism, availed
themselves of the opportunity fur a general butchery.
The day of St. Bartholomew, to the disgrace of the
King of France, most nearly rivals the bloody deed
of the soldiers of the beloved Ferdinand. We give
to-day all the particulars we have begin able to col-
lect. It will be seen that the brave Patriots medi-
tate revenge—we hope it will be signal—we trust
it will be to satiety. Their moderation was a pledge
of their courage in achieving the revolution ; but if
they allowed the inhabitants of Cadiz to remain
without a sacrifice to their manes, they would incur
a charge of pusilanimity which but ill accords with
the feelings by which we believe them to be actu-
ated.

Every arrival from Spain, bears increasing proofs
of the infamy of the massacre at Cadiz. It ap-
pears now, that it was not the effect of momentary
madness, produced by intoxication, but a preme-
ditated and digested plan. It is well known, that
the lower classes bear about them constantly long
knives as weapons of defence; these they had been
desired to desist from carrying. The artillery had
been taken possession of; and in short every thing
connected with the affair, bears witness to the cruel
ability with which the arrangements had been
made.

The Ministerialists have published u statement of
the last quarter's revenue, which we copy, and by
reference to it, it will be seen that our Custom duties
which are derived from profitable foreign inter-
course have decreased, while the General Election
has increased the Excise by adding to the consump-
tion of wines awl spirits ; if' however the statement
be correct, which we much doubt, that an increase
has taken place altogether, Ministers can have no
excuse for renewing the Property Tax, an inquisi-
torial measure which is anticipated by all the hest
informed persons in the political circles.
A change of Ministers it is said will certainly
take place befin'e the meeting at' Parliament ; the
Opposition, we believe have rcfa.4ed to come into
power without a plelge of' sup:Ritt to the measure
of efficient thought moderate Itetimn.

NEW Pil 'LLI.II EN7'.
wotnims RETURNED.
Dumfries, District at Burghs—W. R. K. Douglas, Eq.
Dysart District—Sir R. Crawford Ferguson.
Stirling, DisHa—Robert Downie, Esq.
Aberdeen, Ih:tral—Joseph flume, Esq.
Perth, District.—Don. 11. Kinthay.

Ordets nave Leer issued from the Treasury, to
the Lord Citambcrisau, the Board of Works, and
all to whose ditE:reot departments the business be
longs, to prepare forthwith an estimate of the es-
pences that may be necessary for the Coronation of
the King, which is to tale place in the 'approaching
summer.