Star.
London, England, 1820-03-02 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR,

LONDON.

THURSDAY. MARCH 2, 1820.
THE FUNDS.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 691/4 % 34 %
3 per Cent. Consols 68% P %
3i per Cent. 77% 781/8
4 per Cent. 88% %
5 per Cent. Navy 104% 1/s
Bank Long Annuities 18% 5-16
India Stock 213% 2141%
India Bonds 13s. 15s. pr.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) par. Is. dis.
Consols for Account 63% 89% 1/4. ,

The twenty-six Radical Delegates, who were ap-
prehended in Glasgow on Tuesday sennight, have
been conveyed, under an escort of Hussars, to Edin-
burgh, where they arrived on Sunday. last. They.
had previously undergone an examination before the
Civil Authorities of Lanarkshire, and their removal
to Edinburgh seems to indicate that they are to be
put upon their trial.
On Saturday the Fiscal of Glasgow went to the
suburb called the Calton, with a military party, and
searches were made in the smithy of Peter M'Nab,
in Tureen-street; of James Johnstokin Park-lane;
and of Hugh Murdoch, in Clyde-street. In M'Nab's
a complete pike and screw, four pike-screws, and
three pike-beads, were found ; and in Johnston's a
pike-screw. These persons, as, well as Murdoch,
were carried to the jail, where they now remain.
On Monday morning, two Radical Orators at the
late public meetings, were apprehended at Parkbead,
and taken in carriages to Glasgow.

In consequence of these recent occurrences, in-
creased exertions hare been made to put the Vo
teer Corps, lately enrolled in the south of Scotland,
upon AS efficient 2t footing as possible. The LORD
LIEUTENANT Of EDINBURGH 112 S issued an Address to
the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, from which wo‘ex•
:ract the following passages:

" The horrible eV; :5 which are happening around us, impt,--
riovsly call on the Lord Lieutenant to increase the strength of
the Regiment to the utmost. He had hoped, and he knows that
tbe Pubic also had conceived, that the spirit of disaffection was
declining, and the hopes, if Oct the principles, of the Radicals,
were abandoned. But the late events at Glasgow, of the disco-
very and seizure of twenty-six Radicals siiting in convention,
together with the outrageous assault made on- the Police and
'.Sillitary who apprehended them; and still snore, the diabolical
conspiracy recently detected in London, must convince every
thinking mind, that the principles of these wretches remain un-
changed, and their seditious attttniqs are to be kept down only
brvigilance and force.
‘, The Lord Lieutenant, therefore, earnestly appeals to tbe
good sense, patriotism, and loyalty of the inhabitants of Edin-
burgh, to come forward at this moment of alarm, and fill the
ranks of the Volunteer force, so as effectually to secure the peace
and tranquillity of the capital of Scotland, independent of the
regular Garrison, which it should be in the power of the Com-
mander of the Forces to withdraw to any ether quarter where it
may be required."

It seems now generally believed (says the Girls-
gory Herald) that the announcement by the Radicals
of a particular day for a general rising, or fast, or
stalk; or Whatever they were pleased to call it, was
a stratagem to lull the attention of the Magistracy
till a distant period, while, in the meantime, allow
was t\ be struck in the Capital, upon which the Pro-
vinces were prepared to act. In this district, accord-
ing to all accounts, the preparations for violence
have lately been carried on with increased vigour,
ltd an opinion very generally prevails that offensive
weapons, of one description or another, are largely
scattered throogh the country."

• FASHIONABLE. ARRIVALS

The Dowager Marchioness of Down64re, and the Ladies
Hiil, at their house in Ilanovrr-squate, from their Stilt Omber-
sky Cnurt, Worcestershire.
Earl Digby, at his house in Lower Brook-street, front his
seat, Sherborne Castle, Dorsetshire.
The Earl r.nd Countess of Darnley. and the Ladies Bligh, at
their house in Berkeky-square, trom their seat, Cuialialu-tiaU,
Kt lA.