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the carriage, and drew it into Airdrie amidst thiin-
ders of applause. ' ...
" On Saturtjay, a smith in Kilsyth was taken to
jail for making pikes; and on Sunday morning three
Lotmen were apprehended for baring pikes in their pos-
session. Twelve of the Kilsyth. Yeomanry escorted
rn to Stirling."
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FROM A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
" GLASGOW, Foua O'CLOCK, ..‘IO,(DAT A F1T117004.
•All is at present quiet. We have a large force
of horse and foot ; and, if the Radicals rise this even-

ing, we are well prepared for them. The Edinburgh,*.
and also the East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry arrived -
here this forenoon. Sir jOIIN HOPX is with them—
they are a ,fine body of men, and capita:ly mounted:
There is a considerable bustle in town, occasioned by
the announced Meeting of the Radicals, but no buti- •
ness doing. We have also a body of Riflemen, com-
posed of Gentlemen of the town, about 700 strong— •
all young and active men. We are now under no
apprehensions, should the Radicals actually rise but
this they will not venture to do, in the face of such a
force.—Yesterday evening, one of the patroles of the
7th Hussars, near to Paisley, was attacked by six
men, who threw stones at him : he Inade at them,
and they fled, and separated : three took a road, and
he came up with them. cut off the arm of one, at a
blow, and made prisoners of the other two, whom he
took to Paisley Jail: his conduct is deservedly praised."

Mn. HontiousE.—A Public Meeting was held at
the Crown and Anchor to-day, to consider of the
proceedings against Mr. Honnousn. The large room
was nearly half filled. Sit FRANCIS BURDETT was
in the Chair, supported by Mr. DOUGLAS KINNAIRD,
Mr. 13;tuct, and several of the other leading charac-
ters in Westminster. A series of Resolutions was
moved and adopted, expressive of the astonishment
of the Meeting at the committal of Mr. Hoattousc,
and protesting against the assumed right of the
House of Commons to judge in their own cause, or
to condemn any individual without a fair hearing and
trial, as was also an Address to Mr2Honitousn, em-
bodying the spirit of these Resolutions.
Mr. Honnousn has been accommodated with
apartments in the house of Mr. BnowS, the Keeper;
but security has been required that he shall not abuse
the indulgence given him. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
went to Newgate this 'forenoon, to enter into bonds
to that effect.

TILE ARMY.

Sunday morning last a strong detachment of the
10th Hussars, with two field-pieces, arrived at Ha-
milton from Edinburgh. The town was thrown into
considerable bustle on account of the novelty of
troops arriving on Sunday.—ln the afternoon another
strong detachment of the 10th Hussars, two compa-
nies of the 6th, and two companies of the 13th Re-
giments of Foot, with upwards of 200 of the Edin-
burgh Yeomanry Cavalry. marched into the same
place from Edinburgh. The whole marched next
morning for Glasgow.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following is a copy a letter posted at Lloyd's:
" Treasury Chambers, 10th December, 1810.
" Gaterszumi--The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treasury having bad under sonsideration your Report, dated
the 2d instant, on a representation from the Chairman of the
Committee for managing the Affairs of Lloyd's, respecting goods
saved from vessels wrecked on their homeward voyages, I Wee
it in command to authorize you to extend the indulgence granted
lay the letter from this Board, of the 22d April last, in respect
of wrecked goods outward-bound, to goods saved from wrecked
vessels homeward-bound, under the same precautions, and on
sufficient security being given that the salvors shall be satisfied.
This Indulgence to be for-one year; and at the expiration of that
iperiod_, you are to report to my ards whether it has been at-
Waded with any injury or dangtito the Revenue.-1 am, &c.
(Signed) " S. R. LUSHINGTON.
Commissioners of (-Noisome."
• Dais., MCI:MRCS 15.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Electra,
ROBINSON, from I hiladelphia ; Duke of Cambridge, STEWART, .
from Amsterdam, for Antwerp; and Howorth, DAWSON, from
Newcastle, for Jamaica. Came down from the River the De-
nisOn; Raw and Karns, SUAICSTZLIII, for Jamaica ; and Ossian,
BLACK, for Triiite. Put back the Peace, GOWLAND. for Antigua. ,
FALMOUTH, I)te. 13.—Wind N.—Arrived the 'Lady Louisa
packet from the Brazils, last from Scilly. Sailed the Walsing-
ham packet, with Mails for the Mediterranean; and the Sally,
Lower, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTU, Dec. 14.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Plenty,
Times, from Newfoundland, in twenty-Oire days, with loss of
fore-yard, and part of her cargo thrown overboard.
Porrsitousit, Dec. 15.—Arrived the Hope, Coisms, from
St. Anders). Sailed the Elbe, Pi-Treason, for Hamburgh; and •
Louisa, Boactures, for Antwerp.—Wind W.S.W.
DARTYOUTU, DEC. 14.—Arrived the Dolphin, Rawans, from
Lisbon fur Antwerp, with loss of. lee-boards, sails, and very
leaky. It is supposed her cargo is dialoged.
Ymosiotren' Doc.ls.—ThelititiSh Queen, Weeps, from New-
castle,•got on shore last night on this beach.
DISTRIBUTION OE PRIZE-MONEY.
The Dover, Cornwallis; and Semarang, for the capture of ,
certain public property at Amboyna, and for ordnance at Ter- •
nate, on the 23d inst. at No. 3, Brick-court, Temple; and re- •
called there Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the •
East India House, when the following Captains .were
sworn into the command of their respective ships
- Captain J. SITWART, of the Lady Melville for St: Helena,
Bombay, and. China ; and Captain J. Ixiies, of the Prince Re-
gent, for Madras and China.
The Constables of Wolverhampton have called a
Meeting of the Inhabitants of that place, to be held
to-day, for the purpose of considering of the best
means of relieving the distress which at present pre-.
vails among the manufacturing and labouring thaw.
Stations are axed upon, and telegraphs are to be
erected, without loss of -time, to form a communica-
tion between Manchester and the Merropoli s. •
The Committee appointed 'to examine Mr. Dress's
Plan for the permanent Relief' of the Poor; under s'
, well arranged system of spade cultivation, haiing re-'
cdmmended that it shall be veto the test of fair ex-
periment, on an extensive scale, an independent Mem-.
ber of the House of Commons moves thitclor foe a
Committee of the House, for the purpose of ping
more fully into the details of the Plan.