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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1820.

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BLOOMSBURY AND • pANcitAS AUXILIARY
BIBLE SOCIETY.

LONDON JOURNALS.

THE bISTUitHED

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FROM THE MORNING P.-.PERS OF THIS DAY.

A ntiht;c I‘Teeting tvAs held yesterday Fit Free-
-1.1.A, to ce!ebrate the Seventh Anniver-
sliy tit tie ahc-)Ye iam;aldel..stitation. The H
,el s completely filird by a most respectable as-
-ertiblAve vcisbos.
At t.tte Pitims.t4, on the
tnt,tiept :11r Itt/TTER WORTH, :11 P. was called
0 the (,h,64.. o.e.ahtience 4,t CHARLES GEA NT.
M. P.
_rite President, 'ho, it wi stated, is
cobhbed ici II:. seevcre

LEEDS, APR:L 16.

[Morning Post ]

Though kept in a constant state of alarm, we
have remained hitherto withoitt witnessing any
actual outrage; sill we are not without nor ap-
prehensions of au explosion, from the great num-
ber of men who are out of employment, and the
artifices that have beetr resorted to by some un-
principled scoundrels, who have bent) for several
months traversing the Northpro Districts, incit-
ing the pour half-starved poi-mid:ion to acts of in-
surreciion and mischief.

SPAIN.
EXTRsCT OP A LT TTRR FROM MADRID, APRIL I.
*Ow Mourtst.ries are to be aboli4lied,
with icention Of pi limited !Timber, and these
are to be confined to particular Orders ; and as
it is unders'ood they 4rave engrossed one-third
of lie property in Spain, this alteration must
serve toigivily to replenish the National Treasury.
4" The army, from about 200,000, is to be re-
duced to 30,000 men !
" The King, whose controul Over the Trea-
sury was absolute, is to have a fixed revenue.-
40,009.900 of reels. Since ISIS, it h understood
Ise lIAS deposited large sums of money in the Eng-
lish Funds.
" The Duke del Freiat, about to set out as
Ambassador to London, is to have a revenue of
30,000 dollars.
" The Duke del Infantado, the richest man in
Spain, resigns his regiment, and all his offices, and
retires to the country, with the re,olution never
to accept of any official situation. It was this.
Duke who tonnded the British system of educe-
lion here for 300 boys, and the whole expeuces
of it have been hitherto exclusively paid by
himself.

is t.rin.'( /et! t;4....Tptders expr, Ss .ceparote
the i'Vr;r4 to be'pert• med. in London, (tcher, the Contractor
t.c.a be re•sident,) and also f r Woolwich, Greenwich,
4.1 tviihrtm, Purficet togeti,er, whicA Sta:io7z4 silo

1.,•c C:4 Alum sN; op nvi Ilea business of the day.
The Se::! et v rea.ll ilk's. Report, which seas of 9
Liv;oki "Ptiße. 11 S,AICII, thNt dnrint.:
the lots! tear, Ci and 310 Testaments hid
been di-ntibnee, rius:6ng (oral of 6045 copies
since the formation -of ihr. So-ierv. The receipts
of the last year amo..nted to 570 i.. which tvds.an
inet C3SC On the prvce&ng veer, dud mode the tut al
ut st,hirriptions near C.OOAL
VVILLIANI itOBERTS, Esq. waved that the Re-
port he adowe4l.

Friday four more persons arrived in this town,
under a military guard, from Huddersfield, and
proceeded forward to York Castle, being corn -
1/111f ell on a charge of High Treason. Two of
these men had served in the battle of Watetloo.
We expect eight more of these deluded creatures
tkrough the town to-morrow; and it is supposed
the whole of tioct:e in custody at Hooldersfiuld will,
be committed for High Treason. Many persons
itnplieated have absconded, hut a strict search for
them is making in every direction. It is imagined
here that a Special Commission will issue for the
trial of those already in custody, as soon as Ilia
Cato-street Plot is disposed of. All the ono ap-
prehended, w:th two or three exceptions, are
most miserable looking objects.
On the arrival of the four prisoners on Friday,
un their way to York, a vast concourse of per-
sons assembled round the inn where the conch
stooped, 011(1 a considerable situ of money was
collected in the crowd, and handed up to the pri-
soners, who evinced much thankfulness. The
13,,,,,,1age and demeanour of the mob, on this oc-
casion, was highly reprehensible, and such as to
can....e considerable apprehensions of a riot and
rescue. They cheered the prisoners, and grossly
abused the military and peace officers, The Chit/
Constable and Iris assistants were under the ne-
cessity of exerting thrir inmost antimony to pre-
serve order, and took down the names. of some
of the most active in the mob, which had the
earl of intimidating them from any open acts of
violence.

d in the Second Contrdet ; avd farther,
e4..!'ers,•to.,,;ether with the Trro.^ arm Cocwiition.s of the
CoNtrfret, incur he known at the SPrretary's officc, in
af;re.etzid, any day hetween Hort., of Ten

find Four °Tice)", where lice Proporrils nosa he delirer-

re % Rer,led up, 17,(1 endorseil " Proposals tor Glazier's
" but no Proposals ran be admitted after the •sayri
I%,,tant, at Twelve o'Clork at Noon a/ ti sally..
; wilt any Tender be noticed, un!ess the Party
nal'Zitg it, at an Then! in Ms behatf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

Toe Rev. GEnfiGLi CLAYTr seconded the mo-
tion. atter which J..liu-rxgxwoßTki, Esq. ALP.;
the tier. Dr. WAUGH, Rnti several other Gentle-
men supported the claims of the Society in able
speeenei of CoilSille7abit
A Committee, Treasurer, and Secretaries, were
afterwards appointed, and thanks having been
voted to the Chairman who returned :banks, the
Meeting adiourned.

THU: LO'rEERY.

" It was the Duke of Ala on that had so long
been the adviser of the King, previous to the late
itappy change, and whose head was demanded by
the mob that surrounden the Palace when the
King agreed to 'he Constitution. lie has tied
from Madrid, but it is not known what route he
has tak:fn.

lIAZARD AND CO. THE CONfRACTORS.

From the LONDON GAZETTE of 4pril 18.

WLEIC., APRIL 27, TWO FIRST
rIUZEs,

BA:•kr(c;p rs.

TWO of
Three per Cent. Consols.
MUST BE DRAWN,
/lad more than TWENTY OTHER. CAPITALS
WILL BE DRAWN.
EVERY TIcK.ET AND SHARI%
11:73ouGHT BErort2 THE 27111 fills MONTH,
Will hare a Chance throughout the Lottery for
FOUR , • . Prizes of
•
• TWO
TWO
&c. &c. Money an Consols, forming.
ryNg HUNDRED AND TWO CANTATA!

R. Rodman, Bristol, victualler, to surrender April 2G, 27,
I\lay 30. Solicitors, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's
Inn.

M. Arnold, Flemish-street, St. Katharine's, victualler,
Apr VI, 29, May an, at. Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. West,
Red Lion•street,
C. W. Masies, Minciil4-lane, broker, April 25, 29, May
30, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Eicke, Aldermanbury.
W. Polley:1, Leadenhall-street, goldsmith, April 42, May
6, SO, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Bowden, Aldermanhory,
A. NO, Lancaster, cliapwonian, May 9, 10, 30, at the
York Hotel, Liverpool. Solicitor, Sli. John, Palsgrare-
place, Temple-bar.
R. Parkinson, Liverpool, cabinet-maker, May 9, 10, 30,
at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Chester, Staple
Inn.

" The new National cockade hoisted is red and
green, the size of a crown piece: it put over
the usual `i,:tanish cockade.
" I have just heard, from a Gentleman of in-
formation, that a COlonel, lately liberated after
four months captivity in the Inquisition, mcntio;is
that a machine had been fixed to him in such a
manner, that part of it, like the penduluui of a
dock, should beat constantly against his forehead,
so Rs to produce his death slowly. •
" Biscay is belie' bed to be the Nincipd part in
Snail, unfavourable to the idea of a Constitution,
as it is a sort of independent State, and enjoying
many exclusive privileges, such as exempti.,o from
titamps and particular duties, &c. The King is
only Lord of Biscay.'
" he Duke of Noniego, an -adviser, formerly,
Ilite King, is.batrisbed."

• A. Stone, Manchester, merchant, May"s, 6, 30, at the
George Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Alessrs. Milne and
Parry, Temple.

It tcould be rain to conceal (although at pre-
sent till is tranquil in this titan and its ioirntdiare
neighbourhood) that matt‘rs wear u must ularrn-
ing appearance. •
A gentleman, who arrived this afternoon from
El.wfdertfield, states ti at place to have been tole-
rably tranquil for the two last days, setting aside
the alarm and agitation occasioned by rt:reut oc-
cnrrences. ar...cootos from • Mitochester,
ilarnsley, Braglford, acrd 1141i;ax, are
equally tavoutabic for the present.

TICK'F,T4 and Sti ARES are"on Sale at the (141,established
titl.ll,",,runate Offices of iTAZARI) and Co: the f:ontractors,
k“, at Exchange Gate; 2F, Corrihill and 324, Oxford-street,
C.,rnirr of street, London; who Shared and Sold, in
'Last Lottery Coritiact, 7;370 and 6,65'5, 20,0001. each:
in a recent Lottery, ALL THE PR!ZES of 80,0001.! !
*** LIAZARD and Co. hare Agents in all the principal
Towns throughout ti Country.

Fieetiorn, Stratford. on-Aron, Warwick, saddler,
slay 3,4, 30, at the Green Dragnn Inn, Sstratford-on-Avou.
Solicitor, Mr. Leigh, Ctirtriotte-vow, Mansion-horse.
.1. Roach, Ru,+e•ll-court, Drury-lane, bookseller, April 25,
May 2, JO, at Solicitor, Mr. Ma; tindale, Gray's
Inn-square.

-
DIVIDENDS.
April 29, T. Phillips, Eread •strret- hill, merchant—May 9,
R. Wi!sott, Row-church-yaxl, merchant—May 11; J: White,
Falmouth, asercer—May ~zo, W. ilchon, Bury-street, St.
James's, plumber—`l:o 13, A. Spear,. Basinghdil-street,
merchant—May 13, J. WouJruktf, gun-street, tan uer—May
13, J. Colinas, Newport, Monmouthshire, comm,un•Lrewer--
April 25, J. Dunsmure and J. Gardner, 13road-street, mer-
chants--May 11, J. Roberts, Stony-Stratford, kluchiugham-
shire, farmer—May 9, W. Jackes, Guildford-street, Black-
friars-road, cum-dealer—April 29, W. -Edgar, hlaidstone,
grocer--.-41 it 29, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer—April 25,
E. Savage, Upper North-place, Gray's run-lane, grocer—April
29,T. and E. S. Foster, Yalding, Kent, maltsters—Man 0, W.
Tiourne and J. T.•Bache, Bridgnortb, Shropshire, millers—
May 13, R. Sowtion, Canterbury; linen-draper—May
and J. Dowley, tVillow-street, Backside, corn-merchants—
May 9, G. and C. Coles, Tower-strat; brokers—May 11. C.
Cross, Cambridge, farmer -May 20, E. Hurry, Freeman's-
court, Cornhill, merchant—May 9, J. Wetherill and E. Fayle,
Dyer's-emir), Aldermanbury, taetors—May 10, J. Ferran,
Birmingham, printer—May 22, W. and E. Maude, OtleY,'
Yorti•bire, bankers—Way 22, J. :+1,„; ;„,
...14)...1 and co.,
Yorkshire, paper-makers—May 9, H. Baukes, Lincoln, malt-
ort Ashworth, Boothat y
fc.dd, Lancashire, woollen-
ms t earn—u
and J. Cowing, Bedford-
court, Covent-garden, woollen-drapers—May 16, A. and J.
Su
woollen-
manufacturer—Slay or,--jh.u. t
Manifold, Liverpool , tanners—May 9, E. Fentiman and H.
J. Reynolds, Peterborimgh, haberdashers.
GERI IFICATES—.NIaY 9.
_ . . .

EL.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

hT PARf9,• DATED APRIL

GREENOCK, Aritrt. 15.

. .
" Orr, WrAirresday, the 12th inst., an affair of
bnnour was adjusted in the Bois de Boulogne, be-
tween two Ertgl;sir Ge.ntletnerr, Mr. B-- and Mr.
D-- ; the torrnersetonded by Captain
the latter by Mr. C. D—vv--N. Forturraiely, no
thing feral occurred ; and es it arose from .sonre
insinuations prejudicial to Mr. propagated
by his antagonist, the Latter ultimately gave up his
author."—(lbid.)

Wednesday Sir Thotnas- Bradford, Commander
of the Forces in Scollan4l, Sir William Rae, the
Lord Advocate, and Mr. Hope, Deputy Advocate,
arrived here. Likewise Lord Blautyre, Lord
Lieutenant of the County. The Lord Advocate,
we understand, examined the progress of the pre-
cocnition, with the conducting of which he ex-
pressed his satisfaction, and took a view of the
ground where the affair of Saturday occurred.
We learn Also, that he ordered the examination
of evidence to he closed,
,but directed that
duals might giVe_,in to the proper authorities writ-
ten statements, with their signatures, 'turn.; Hic
remainder of the week, after which the ,ttide
should be transmitted to him. Duritig the stay
of these distinguished Office's, we believe the
had ample opportunity of 'satisfying then' Ives
regarding the renewed quiet of the town, and tx-
presscd themselves accordingly.

[New Times.]
EXTRA.CT OP A PRIVATE I.BTTUR PROM MANCHES-

TER, DATED APRIL 16.

." The immense population of this town and
neighbourhood has n►►t openly perticipat•.d,in the
late attempts at Rebellion, though Huddersfield
is only 24 miles distant from Manchester. The
transactions which took place there on Wednes-
day last were not generally known here until
about no.ou on the following day.. There is
too much reason, however, to apprehend that
the labouring classes of this part of the country
are ready to rise against the Government at any
time when they may think rebellious attempts
hare been successful in other places. But the
energetic conduct of the Magistrates on the 16th
August hes almost penalised the Radicals of this
neighbourhood, and Lancashire, which, before
that time, might, he. expected to be the part of
the kingdom in which Rebellion would commence,
may now be considered more tranquil than any
other of the manufacturing districts.
" We feel completely. at ease here, knowing
that the Magistrates and Military have made pro-
per preperations to resist the Radicals, if any
insurrectionary movements be made by them.
The troops slept under arms for several nights
last week. Double sentinels are set every night.
I informed you in my last that the New Bai-
ley Barracks had been additionally fortified. Since
then, works of defence have been commenced at
the King•street Barracks, which are in the centre
of the town. The troops which arrived here at
the commencement of the alarm still retnaiii.

W. Wyatt, Dorchester, innholder—E. VBailey, Preshute,
Wiltshire, parchment maker—C. Godwin, Kingston, Jamaica,
merchant—C. 'l'. Baker, Marlborough, Wiltshire, linen and
woollen draper—J. Wainwright, Birmingham, bellows
maker—W. Gallant, Leadenhall-market, fishmonger--A.
Howard, St. Swithin's-lane, roei chant—T. Collier, Newport,
liquor merchant—J. Levy, Carter-street, Cutler-street,
Houndsditch, dealer—lt. Leigh, Liverpool, soap maker—J.
Fisher, Bristol, victualler—M. Fowles, Ross, Herefordshire,
meal and cornfactor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

GLASGOW, APRIL 15.

Thursday night, at bat'-past ten, a strong party
of ,Military, consistiug of a troop of Hussars, s
company of Artiflety. with a field-piece and
waggon, 30 of the Rifle 'brigade mounted on two
spring-waggons, drawn by-four horses each, the
Edinhurgh troop, about 100 strong, under the
command of Sir Jolla Hope, anti 20 of the Glas-
gow Light Horse, proceeded to Kilmarnock.---.
They arrived at balf.past three, and were joined
by a party of the Veteran Battalion from Ayr,
when, after taking possession, 'eleven prisoners,
against whom, wartants had been J.arreti by file
Lord AdVocate, were I,olged in the To4li
In the meantime, the Glasgow troop 'And a patty
of Hussars, after taking possession of :Galston and
New Mills, sent off five prisoners'to Ayr. The
Edinburgh troop were lett at Kilr:na`rnock, with
the charge of the prisoners. The others returned
to Glasgow.
[FROM TITS! GLASGOW COURIRR. OF SATURDAY 1
Could vve give a view of the act .a 1 situation of
the country for many ,miles, round, this city, such
as it is, it would scarcely be credited. We shall
mention one fact regarding Galstan-, which shows
the audacity of tht Radicals in a sir ikit,g point of
view :—A respectable Gentleman. last week, oti
his way to this city, in passing through that
lake, saw, in broad daylight, st•veral individuals
sitting at their doors, deliberately sharpening
their pikes ; and SUCh, he ktirool, was the power
of the Radicals there, that not ao individual durst
open his mouth, who was of a diaereitt way of
thinking from themselves; and he rurther learnid,
that the principle was predominant in all Cie sur-
rounding villages. Scarcely a day has passed
during this ve,ek hut numbers of the Radical.
',vatic's have been apprehended in this district,
and comtui ted to prip,on. The person wha.stnck
up the treasonable placatd of Aord 1 , at Baltren,
has, we understand, been apprehended.

J. and J. Seagrim, W. Thring, and H. J. Seagrim, Wilton,
Wiltshire, carpet-manufacturers—A., 1)., and H. Alexander,
Huddersfield, ale and porter brewers—E. Hutchings and T.
Jones, Scds-eley, Staffordshire, ironmasters—S. Havel! and
W. Colsey, auctioneers—W. Watts and P. Williams, New-
gate-street, warehousemen—W. Gossling and .r. Reilshaw,
Charles-street, Suho, hookselleis—J. Nit/animas, Bow-lane,
Poplar, and .1. State, Poplar High-street, riggers—B. Barge
and E. Jennings, Cliiford-street, liund-.t., wine-merchants—
G. Ferns and M. Eghn, Manchester—J. Shaper and A.
Swann, Southwick, Hampshire, surgeons—T. Wallington and
G• Eames, ilminster, Somersetsbire, flax-spiuners—J. Morgan.
and J. Hetherington, Meredeu, Warwickshire, inn-keepers—
E. and .1. Crisp, Cleuchwarton, Norfolk, butchers—W. Litter
and J. Nisbet, Upper East Smithfield, stationers—J. and G.
Thompson, Woodbridge, Suffolk, builders.

FORTUNATE ESCAPE FROM POISoN.—On Sun-
day List Lord Akar:ley, in of indis-
position, ordered his servant to procure him a
dose of Epsom salts ; but instead of gelling them
from his Lordship's apothecary, the servant
bought them at another shop. Lord Alvanley
had no sooner swallowed the medicine given to
him than he became very uneasy, which, along
witii the pecoliari!y of its taste, led him instantly
to snspect that he was roisoned• Mr. ‘Vardrop,
one of his Majesty's surgeons, saw LOCH Alvanley
immediately. Etnetics and proper antidotes were
administered, and tee are happy now to be able
to state, that except some slight weakness, his
Lordship has pertecily recovered. On inquiry it
was found that the supposed Epsom salts were
matte up by a mere boy, and in place of that me.
dicine he had given ant ounce of a sAlt of zioc.
As this is One of the numerous instances of danger.
outs suffering, from ,the carelessness and inability
of persona employed in ellyiuists' shops, we du
earnestly hope that it will not only afford a use-
ful lesson to the public, and render them cautious
the maw," they ibhtniti turditities, but that the
Leg,islat,re will itoertere in this country, as it has
done in all others ut civilized Eur..pe, and rsta-
bl,sh such regulations r.y shat, gttild the subject
from late dangerous LuivAcs.--(.llurt,irig

" A Meeting of ti►e principal inhabitants will
be held to•morro•v to determine upon the most
proper manner of t►he first celebration of his Ma-
jesty's birth-day on the 24!it inst. Probably a
grand procession, feu de joie, dinner and ball, will
be resolved upon ; and it is to be hoped that every
loyal inhabitant of the town will feel it an impe-
rative duty ►o step forward on the occasion, and
show the Radica►s that they are really as con-
temptible in numbers ns in means and ability.
" A few evenings since, as Meagher, the trum-
peter of the Yewhanry, was riding part the Ex-
change, he was attacked by a tew individuals,
who. commenced hissing and hooting at him,
and shouting bloody botcher.' In order to Arty
that he was nut intimidated, Meagher returned,
and the mob speedily increased, so inHcb. 11181 it
was ret.piri:e to send to the Police office for
Cos‘stetths to disperse them. On the arrival of
the Oflice:9, the dispersed in a very shut
e."

111 r. FOSTER is the only Ci.mtnoner now alive
who sdt in Parliament in the first ve•'r of GEoRGtt
111., and is now returuejl to the hist Parliament
of GeouGs IV.