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London, England, 1820-03-29 00:00:00

TAX CONST:TUTIONAL airtriorAzatir OF ZEUS 10 THZ INHABITANTS

ANC ricorLK.

Otizena! Six years of suffering and degrading humiliation
have cast dews the dignity of the Spanish name. The day of
our glorious regeneration is however arrived, and we agala hail
the restitution of our rights, as subjects a a moderate monarchy,
which enables the people to raise the;r majestic voize, in order
to put SS end to the many evils which afflict our c,,untry.
" Inhabitants of Rens ! After signalizing yeuvaelvs ". in the
war of usurpation, by immense sacrifices, in order to liberate
your Country and your King (Sons a foreign yole, evil-minded
persons represented you, in the eyes of the Murarch, as a rebel-
lions people, seeking to stigmatize yen ur.der the name of Li-
berals. awl lovers d the Constitution. Miserable men !asif to
be liber:: lid not mean to be just and friendly to the laws.

" With the full powers of the whole people of Spain, the Fa-
thers of their country gave us a Constitution, which, under every
stilemnity, we acce2ted, unmindful of the preserce of the
enemy's hayot".l. In that book our dignity is recorded, as Well
es our duties, zed co:r Monarch. In it power is given
to the 10:;-, to do al: ;on:11711e grod, and he is prevented from
&siva air; hi; artir.t Ls. Ichrtbitarts of Atus! the object of all
our hopes is ao..:nroplished. 0-r warts ccn now be expressed in
:ha centre of a National Corren. Commerce and Industry-sviii
no longer ea-per:erre tl.to tr-4..ornels imposed upon them by
ignorance art! tiir.trict, nrr w*.!.! the riches of our fields again be
neglect-d, in ercier to answer the whims or increase the opulence
of iortinners. /ivory thing will be ie order and have its jut
application.
0 Citizens of ! Groat nations bare preceded us in our
ptese;:t 'flio7 ;lave °pored to us the road to glory--let
stori u; `lsm: ;last irjt:ries; Ictus love or-
tr.d resi,ect Aler4istrates. i molly, let us despise these
unclean reptile,' wile, fer the want of reaetin, spinal to haulm-
postv.res.—.—ltans, 31sr:la 10, 1320."

BANKRUPTCY P.NLARGED.
William Caner, jua. Nuneaton, Warwlckdiire, silk-nunnfac-
terer, from April 4to 15, at t:laven, at Guildhall, Loudon.
BANKRUPTS.
William Bennett, Leman-street, Goolmaa's fields, thee-manu-
facturer, to surrender April 8, 15, and May., at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. Madox and Sidney, A actin-
frian.
Thomas Motley. Strand, patent•letter-manufacturer, April 1,
15, and May 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, V
Dade, Patsgrave-place; 'temple-bar.
William Matthews, Birmingham% upholsterer, April 17, 18,
and May 9, at twelve, at the Swan IfotL4, Birmingham.
Attornies, Messrs. Egerton and Co. Gray's lan-square ; or
Messrs. Spurrier and Birmingham.
George Robinson, Middlewich, Cheshire, innkeeper, April 27,
at six, 28, and May 9, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn,
Middlewich. Anomie', Mr. llopkins, Middlewich ; er
l'tlesars. Atkinson and Miles, Chancery-lane.
Job Lea, Ileighton, Flintshirc; miller, April 14, 15, and Way
9, at eleven, at the Wynnstiy Arms Inn, Wrexham. Attar-
nice, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Brown,,
'Wrexham.
Williams Thorpe, Epping, hawker and pedlar, April 15, 18,
tirie? 9, at (Waive, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Mesirs.
gton and nail, Temple. •
John Simms', Susith-oquare, Westminster, corn-merchant,
April 1,8, and May 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Shuter, N:illbank-street, NVesuniniter.
Richard Robinson Ward, Maiden-lane, Bat tle-bridfe, mustard-
manufacturer, 'April 3, 15, and May 9, at ten, at G
Anomie', Lane and Batmen, Lawrence I'uuntuey-13U.

'THE ARMY.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

\VAR-OFFICE, .!ARCH 27, 1820.
Paajor-General Sr 7 Henry Torrent' K.C.B. to be Adjutant-
Goneral to his Majesty's Forces.
lit Regiment of Life Guard;—Captain the Earl of Uxbridge,
from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Oaptaia, vice Mayne,
who escinmzes.
lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Thomas. Dames,

from half-pay of the Lath Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John '
Waldron, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
etd Ditto—Captain William I). Spooner to be Major, by pur-
chase, vice James, who retires; Licutenani James It. T.
Graham to be Captain, by purchase, vice Spooner • Cornet
John Wingfield Shawe to be Lieutenant, py purchase, vice
Graham; Alexander Warihain Wyndham, Gem. to be Cor-
net, by purchase, vice Shawe.
7th Regiment of Light Dragcons—Captain William Mayne,
frota the Ist Life Guards, to be Captain, vice the Earl ef
Habit:4e, who exchanges.
lid Regiment of Foot Guards—John Burners, Gent. to be En-
sign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Armit, who retires.
Ist Regiment of Foot—John Mackenzie, Gent. to be Quarter-,
master, vice Parke, deceased.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant John Lewis Blackefrom half-pay of the
Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice William Payne, who
exchanges, receiving the difference.
flth Ditto—Lieutenant St. Andrew St. John, from half-pAy of
Neuron's Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Gilmour Robin-
son, who exchanges.
10th Ditto--Lieutenant Robert M‘Nair, from half-pay of the
Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rodney W. Slain who ex-
changes, receiving the diffetence.
28!h Ditto—Lieutenart Charles George J. Arbuthnot, from
the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Toulon, promoted.
29th Dian—Robert Percy Douglas, Fse. Page of Honour to
her late Majesty, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Par-
ker, promoted.
55d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Emery to be Ceptair, without
purchase, vice Whannell, deceased ; Lieutenant Edward
Saenderson Prideaux, front half-pay of the 80th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Emery.
55th Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Pierce Pack, from half-pay
of the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Edward
Clements, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
60th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Chichester, from half-pay of
the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sylvester O'Hehir,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
80th Ditto—Captain Charles Addison, from half-pay of the 621
' Foot, to be Captain, vice Charles Dick, who exchanges, re-
ceivingthe difference.
114th Ditto—Lieutenant John Spottswood to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Rowe, who retires.
90th Ditto—Lieutenant Rouert Conroy to be Captain, without
purchase, vice Wood, appointed to the Zel Royal Veteran
Battalion.
Rifle Brigade—Quartermaster Scrjeant William Hill to be
Quartermaster, vice Surtees, of poieted to the 4th Royal Ve-
teran Battalion.
£d West India Regiment—Major Thomas Bradley to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Ross, appointed to the
7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain Thomas Daunt Lori
to be ,Major, vice Bradley ; Lieutenant John Anderso.i to be
Captain, vice Lord; Ensign George Redman to be Lieute-
nant, vice Amine= ; Ensign James Holt, from half-pay of
tee 4th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Re(1113.20.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant John Ih'erlkdge,
from half-pay of the scl Garrieou Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
nd Royal Veteran Battalion—lirevet Major Archibald Nl•ln-
tyre, f.c.na the 24 West India Regiment, to be Captain; Lieu-
tLaant llamas Williams, from the COth Foot, to be lieute-
nant, vice Semple, whose appointment has not taken place.
.7.d Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-Caneral Thomas Illigh St.
George to be Colonel, vice Mackenzie, dereased; Assistant-
Surgeon Edward Tongue, M.D. from half-pay of the tells
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Seretem, vice Tho-
teas La Cloche, who exchanges.
4th Royal Veteran Battalioe—Quartermaster William Surtees,
'Gum the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign, vice Fraser, appointed
to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.
sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet Major George Esdaile
Elrington, from half-pay of the el st Foot, to'be Captain, vice
Campbell, who retires to his fernier situation on the Retired
List; Lieutenant Alexander Menzies, Isom half-pay of the
25th Riot, to be Lieutetent ; Ensign John Walker, from
half-pay of the Royal West India Rangers, to be Ensign, vice
Bradley, whose appointmentltas not taken place.
th Royal Veteran Rotalion—Lieutenant-Culonel John Gray
Ross, frcm the 2d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Walker, whose appointment has not taken place.
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant itdmund Tubb, from the s:h
Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant John Robert Ralderson,
faun half-pay of the 100th Foot.
stik Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Abraham Logan, from
the Ist Foot, to be Captain, vice Fiederick, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place.
To be Ensigns--Eaisign William Rennick, from half-pay of the
id Garrison Battalion, vice Keunr:erer, whose appointment
has not taken place; Eit.ign William Mackay, from half-pay
of the Cape Reginart, vice Macpherson, whose appointment

has not taken place. •
. .
10th loyal Veteran itattalion--Lientenant John Langford
Hargruire, from ball-par of the 924 Foot, to be Li:Awn:A:4
"we Taylor, whose appointment has not 'taken place; En. ign
George from half-pay of the 35th Foot, to be En-
sign, vice lfay, whose appointment Las not t:aken place.
The Gazette announces, ;that his Majesty has approved of
the 14th Light Dragoons bearing on thtir colours and An: oint-
ments the words" 'Talavera—Fuentes dlionin—Szlarnanca—
and Orches," in consequence of the distinguished urvices of
that Regiment in those battles ; and the 53d Foot bearing in the
same manner, the winds "I".ttoria—Pyrainetw--Nive.ll?-.—and
Toulouse." for like service* in tho battles. Also that th.-
cointnander-in-Chlef Las been plerscd to appoint Ma;or-Geze-
..e. bir 11. Tiy!or, to be Li, Secretax;.

The Hardsvizhe•Reverme.cutter, Lieutenant Mornsv, tape,
tured on the evening of the 16th, after a chase of two slays, of
the Caif of Man, on the coast of Ir-land, a large smuggler,
under Dutch colours, called the Vos, out fourteen days from
Flushing, with a complement of ten men ; and her cargo, which
consists of tobacco, tea, and pepper, is estimated at the valutof
£BOOO. This. is the larjest capture that h..: been mau.: on that
coast. Lieutenant Moamar is an officer of approved merit, and
distinguished himself on several oecasiols in the late war. Re
is the eldest son of 31r. Mornay., of Portsmouth.
The George, Duper, arrived in the River Irons Berbiee.sailed
from thence the ZA.I ult. and on the 24th boarded a schiionsr,
name on the stern, " SUS.U.nah, of Snowhill," laden with core,
Iser, fitc. her hatches were off, and upon deck ; mainmast gone,
foremast and bowsprit standing, and part of the cargo taken Out.
Th-4 Hector, from Bayoue for Guadatoupe, is lost near St.
Ander°.

The Maria, Gilston, front James Myer to the Clyde; and the
—, from Clarkston to ditto, we% driven on shore near Carve-
th,7:e, on the 2:1t: in.t.

The' Kitty, Duggan, from Cadiz to liull and Leith, "thigh
lately pr.: into 13cerhaveo; is disch ,rgi: g her cargo.
i'ltz, All:iity, Itobeits, froni (;lisgow to NVaterforJ, put WO
Mlifsril nu TLers.!ay, with loss of bowsprit, having been run 02
boa7d of by an Ames iran vessel, off Milford.
rA I. ier, v ni, AIANC II s:S.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Wil.
singharn packer,. with M..ils from Cori's:, Malta, 4nd Gibr:ltar,
20 days from the lattnplace. S.,ileil tl.: Caiton P..cket, KIWI,
for I lamburgh.
PLYIZOUTH, MA nC II .17.-.-I.Vilid S. W.—Artived tl.e COLICCie,
MLA KY ; and Commodore, Comar., from Teignmouth for New-
•f'.;umiland.

l'ulusmennit, MARcei S.W.—Arrivcd le Therein,
(.%Li.i):, from Oir.cml. for Livzrpoul 3 imegrity trinsport, frog&
Dover • Sir Joseph Dunks, La V. ar.d Underwood, —, from
Cowes {Or Jarnaii.. Sailtd t. 11?. Jusei h and Mary, LANnaurn;
and Itriten,Pouxo, fc.r London. _

Dear, iLtacu 28.—Wlud S.W.—Arrived last ',cuing the
Tottenham, Damn, fron► New Sonth Wa!ea and Bengal; and
Sir Charles Price, Panto, from the South Seu and the Cape.—
Arrived to-day and sailed with 'the homeward-bound fur the
River, the Perseverance, PAOPIAT ; and Mary, Deem, (min
liondurau—Came down from the River the Buckinghamshire,
Amass, for the Isle of France and China; Thomas, Paca, hr
New York; Endeavour, Saxer:- for Canny Islands; Madeira
Packet, ALLmr, for Madeira ; Henry Cerf, Reataosoa, for Tri-
nidad; Europe, Wats, for Quebec; Margaret, Nataxe,•for
Genoa; Nautilus, AMDILSWS, for Oporto; and Elizabeth, anima,
for St. Thomas's.

DGVER., MAPCH 28.—Arrived the Sophia, PARTIUTICC, from
Lisbon for London, with less of sails, and short of provisions.
EZIOHTOW, Mateo! V.—The Betsy, of S.endeliand (collier
brig), which had unloi-,ded her cargo here, in leavirg the bench
last night, got on shore near l.ath, by which mwes
Ler bottom was so much injured that she filled with water, 6rd
lies a perfect wreck opposite the Maxine Library.—No lives
were lost.

LzvEirroot, Marton 27.—Arrived the John Bainbridge, .Ts
from the Isle of France—sailed the 'ad December; kit there
the Lord Cochrane, from Calcutta for London, repairing : sailed
from St. Ileleita the 97th January; cn the 2c:h February, In
lat. Xl. 17. long. 3G. 30. spoke the Queerest err), packet, from
Falmouth to America. Also arrived, the John Watson,
ties; and Financier, Davin, from New Orleans; Forrester,
Sorts ; Keilsington, }imn:roe ; and William and Henry, SINN
URN. 7, from CI. :rlestor--.aited 28th February ; Mary 'Aire!,
liensowa, from Savannah : and Tobacco Plant, BALnWIII, from
Virginia.
ViSSII3 SPOSIni WITH—Toe Albion, from London to tho
Masritins, on the Gth of December, in be. 33. S. long. 12. W.
and the Danube, from Jlarscilles to London, in let 49. 30. lorg.
5. 45. out 30 days.
An/twee—At Para, the Sunbury. from L:vorpool .At :+la.
ranham, George, Maidstone; and Edward 'yam, —.--, from
LiverpooL At the llavannah, Mathews, Steele ; and Ilayriet.
Edwards, from Liverpool. In the .Mississippi, Sumatra, Smith;
and Barclay, RobsTts, from Liverpool. At Terceira, Virgin,
Auld ; Alpha, —; and Hope; Jl`Kenzie, from Liverpool.
At Bristol, John and 3lary, from Genoa. At Dublin, Ann,
Westlake, from Oporto. At Cork, John Bulkeley, —, from
Baltimore; and Commerce, Byrne, from St. Übe's. At Newry,
Virginia, Allen, from. New York. In the Clyde, Jessie, Tharp,
son, from Genoa; Jean, Bleaselale; and Kingscove, —n, front
Lisbon ; also the llope, Banner, from Rotterdam. At Antwerp,
Vyf Gebroeders, from the Ilavannah. At Lisbon, Anthony,
Jewell, from London; Sally, Lowry, from Falmouth; Ram,
bier, litth, from the Clyde; Felicidade, and Providence,
Ferro, from Cork; Flying Fish, from Dublin; and the
Cornhill, liaggs, from Gergenti. At Bari:dohs, William,
Stewart, from Bristol; and Friends, Lewis, from London. At
Charleston, Mats, Fryer, from the Clyde ; and Thomas Nay-
lor, —, from Liverpool. At Sierra Leone, Maida, Treagear,
from Loudon. At the Cape of Good Hope, Mulgrave Castle,
Ralph; and Wellington, Maxwell, from Gibraltar; Columbo,
—, from the Teta ;.Prince Regent, Richmond, from 'Madras.
At Gibraltar, Pulmanter, Williams, from LiverpooL At Lips-
doras, John, Flint, from London. At Liverpool, John Bain-
bridge, James, from the Isle of France.

GENERAL ELECTION.

BERKSHIRE, MARCH 27.
Charles Ikeda' 1061 I Haregs
Neville - - 1032

. MEMBERS RETURNTD.
ELGlNTRlAr—culoael F. Wm. Gran.

127

DuocuaL—Earl Mousitcharles, and General Hart..
Dornate (Borough)—John A; edge. Esq.
COL. /LAIN (liorcugh).—Admiral Sir .f. Deresford.
TAUNTON, Muck 25.—This arduous contest, perhaps on
equalled in.the whole circle of the General Flectio•is throughout
the kingdom, has terminated in the complete triumph. of ,the
popular Candidates. At the close of the poll this day, the num.
hers were: Alexander Baring, Esq. 407
Juhn Ashley \Varre, Esq. 32
11. Seymour, Esq. 321
Majority for J. A. Warre, Esq. —S
During the whole course of the Itketinn, the most violent real
and party spirit have Len manifested ; but the ferment on tits
, day has never been surpassed, either at the hustirgs of Covert-
garden, Guildhall, or flrentford. About Pn hc.ur before the
close of the poll the tumult was so violent, that the three Candi-
dates were advised by their Counsel and friends to address the
Electors, and inform them :hat the violence of their proc...erl-
, ings might probably vacate the whole Election. TOWA: ds the
close of the poll, the whole strength of the Minister hl Candidate
was brought forward, but the last five minutes decided.the con-
test: Mr. WA RILL'S voters poured in is fast as they could be
sw.,rn, and were only stapled by the town clock striking thr.e.
The utmost anxiety prevailed; ar;xl when the numbers were de-
clared, and the majority of flee was anzeunced, it is imporable
to describe the joy and exultation which were generally matvi-
fcsted arena:lout this spirited town. The Candidates respr,
lively addressed the Electors; after which. Mr. BARING and Iva%
WAr..ot were chaired with the accustomed ceremonies.
CORNWALL ASSIZES, MARCH 24.

The Grand Jur, this day, found a true Bill against Lnamx
EvELrs and jAstcs Resent Cznautt GRAHAM, UST's. the Nig*.
hers returned for St. Ire's, at the late Ilection—against Mt.
James Ea!sei the Town Clerk, tlitir Agent, and his relatives
and Clerk, Altssrs. Richard and William Medlin., and James
Young and Waltcr Young, for a conspir icy to r•-turn the Mow
bees at the late Election, by means of htthery and corruption.—
The Crar.d Jury have also Lund true Bills against Mr. Haw,
for bribery, and against Messrs. Evelyn and erabant, for the
like offence. A Petitien is preparing to thfillouse of Conuttora
:dint lill late Itetuto, aod t.por of the *lest ciatineut Counsti
01 the Western Circ:.it tire Milked to conduct the prosecnidity4