Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-04

the house. and 10 the confusion proouceu
by them, all the rest Of the consPifa'orS
were to rush into the dining room, Wheie
the ministers were at dinuer, aud the WORK
Of assassination was to have instantly ue-
gun.
About the time the Privy Council was
assembling at the Office Of the Home oec'
retary Of State. word was brought 'hal
Thistlewood had been taken. Al nan.
past 2, Lavender, Bishop, Ruthven ana
Salmon, proceeded TO No. 8 Whlte-stfeet'
Moorfelds. They found IhIstlewooa 10
bed; Bishop darted forward, threw nm
self upon him, and thus secured him. lie
appeared paralyzed with surprise. he
was instantly conveyed 10 Bow-slree''
from thence to Whitehall, in hackney
coach. A great crowd followed, cx-
claiming" The viilain. hang him. =
Thistlewood said, i" Bishop, make no
resistance" He saw that contrary DIS
position on his part, would have been
(iruitIess. He was taken to Whitehall by
the officers, for the purpose Of undergoing
an examination.
Thistlewood is editor OF periodical
naper called g The Black Dwarf. !"
Brunei, the second leader Of the con-
spirators, had also been taken, aud was
sent before the Privy Council.
Grea. quantities Of ammunition and arms
have been found near the premises.
There had been some oatrages commits
ted a. Bandon, 10 ireland, originating
among the cotton weavers, &c.
From the Salem Gazette Of March %.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
By Captain Davis, Of the brig Corporal
Trim, arrived at Gloucester, we have
been favored with the following -
"Gloucester, March %, l820.-Wiil
regard to the revolution in Spain, ! can
give you but little Information. The
reyolu,ionists, 5000 strong, we're hourly
expected at Malaga when left. The
Patriots had not possession Of Cadlz when
i left Gibraltar, but were making prepa-
rations to go against the Cortedura, and
probably would have possession Of il in a
yery short time. The patriots were
Judged TO be $4,000 strong, fine troops
we'll differed, well clothed and fed, good
pay, and every thing they wished for !;
they are under very strict discipline, and
behave with the greatest propriety, and it
appears their only object is to establish
the Cortes. Al Algesiras and ST. Rogue,
there was no opposition, and they will meet
with none at Malaga; il appears to be we'll
understood between them, and it is gene
rally believed they will gain their point.
Yours, in haste,
JNO. III. DAVIS.
We have some further particulars, from
capt. Samuel Pierce, Of Gloucester, which
he derived from a conversation with
Capt. Davis, and politely communicated
to us by letter-yiz.
An engagement had taken place with
a division Of the roy al troops near the isia,
in which they we're defeated, with the loss
Of 1000 men, and the remainder, 20O0,
joined the revolntionists.
{ This was not the division from Seville. ]
Aigesiras and several other places had
and division OF 5000 was
GEAR Malaga, the commander Of which
sent in to the Governor, requiring him 10
prepare rations for his men. The royal
troops at Malaga, amounted to 700, and
made no secret OF their determination TO
join the revolutionists as soon as they APP
peared. Government property, wherever
taken, was applied 10 the use of the army
and when that was deficient contributions
were levied upon the wealtbiest inhabit
ants. Private property was respected
every where, aud the least violation Of ii
punished with death. No doubt was en-
iertained at Malaga, Of the ultimate sue
cess Of the revolutionists.'
From the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday.
Extract Of htter from Gibraltar, dated
Jan "a.
Various reports respecting Spain are
in circulation to-day The revolution
seems TO have become almost general.
Valencia, it is said, has commenced
seven priests are reported TO have arrived
this morning from that city, at Algesiras.
They were SO alarmed at the threatening
danger, that they gave $4,000 for small
ielucca or boat, TO bring them where they
could throw themselves into the protection
OF the Roy alists."
Ertractof another letter dated February a.
The CoBstituiionalists at Algesiras
are about 80 strong. The Royal Gene
raj O'Donnel. is somewhere 10 the neigh.
bcrhood with his force, so that fight may
be expected unless Gas we are disposed 10
believe will be the case the Royal Troops
come over to the Conslitutipnalists.
:" The ConstitutionaIists conduct them.